SYNTHESIS, MOLECULAR-STRUCTURE, AND SOLUTION PROPERTIES OF A PHENOLATE-BRIDGED (TETRAARYLPORPHINATO)IRON(III) DIMER
SYNTHESIS, MOLECULAR-STRUCTURE, AND SOLUTION PROPERTIES OF A PHENOLATE-BRIDGED (TETRAARYLPORPHINATO)IRON(III) DIMER
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DOI:
10.1021/ic00171a009
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发表时间:
1984-01-01
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
SCHEIDT, WR
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作者:
GOFF, HM;SHIMOMURA, ET;SCHEIDT, WR
Á is comparable to that observed for non-porphyrin iron (III) phenolate complexes. Proton NMR spectra reveal pyrrole signals in the 80 ppm region diagnostic of a high-spin iron (III) center. Signals for the coordinatedphenoxide groups are also observed in far-downfield and far-upfield regions. Reduction to the iron (II) state brings cleavage of phenoxide bridges, and proton NMR spectra are consistent with formation of a square-planar S= 1 (porphinato) iron (II) monomer. Air oxidation of this species in water-saturated toluene serves to regenerate the dimeric phenolate complex. The dimeric ((TTOP) Fe) 2 exhibits solution and solid-state magnetic moments that match the spin-only value for high-spin iron (III). Antiferromagnetic coupling between metal centers is thus very small. No EPR spectrum was observed at 77 K as a consequence of efficient spin-spin electronic relaxation between metal centers separated by only6. 2 Á. Electrochemicalmeasurements reveal two reversible reduction waves and complex overlapping oxidation waves. The dimeric phenolate complex has propertiesappropriate for a multielectron-redox catalyst.