PHOTOCHEMICAL P-450 OXYGENATION OF CYCLOHEXENE WITH WATER SENSITIZED BY DIHYDROXY-COORDINATED (TETRAPHENYLPORPHYRINATO)ANTIMONY(V) HEXAFLUOROPHOSPHATE
PHOTOCHEMICAL P-450 OXYGENATION OF CYCLOHEXENE WITH WATER SENSITIZED BY DIHYDROXY-COORDINATED (TETRAPHENYLPORPHYRINATO)ANTIMONY(V) HEXAFLUOROPHOSPHATE
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二羟基配位(四苯基卟啉)六氟磷酸锑 (V) 光化学 P-450 水敏化环己烯氧化
DOI:
10.1021/ja971371r
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发表时间:
1997
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
H. Inoue
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作者:
S. Takagi;Minako Suzuki;T. Shiragami;H. Inoue
Recently, many studies on water splitting, such as hydrogen or oxygen evolution by visible light in relation to artificial photosynthesis have been extensively reported. 1 In particular, highly efficient hydrogen evolution systems have been successfully achieved. 2 Much attention is now shifted to the oxidation of water and is focused on how a water molecule can be incorporated into the oxidation terminal end of photoredox systems. 3, 4 We have been examining photochemical redox reaction systems that could actually incorporate a water molecule upon visible light irradiation. 4 An efficient photochemical oxygenation reaction of cyclohexene sensitized by dimethoxycoordinated antimony (V) porphyrin [SbVTPP (OMe) 2] Br has already been reported. 5 The key step of the reaction was a single electron transfer to cyclohexene from the cation radical of [SbV-TPP (OMe) 2] Br generated by oxidative quenching of the triplet porphyrin by K2PtCl6. Since K2PtCl6 was revealed to be an efficient electron acceptor for excited SbVTPP, a substitution of the axial methoxyl ligands by hydroxyl groups is expected to generate another key intermediate metal-oxo complex for the oxygenation reaction through deprotonation of the axial hydroxyl group of the porphyrin cation radical. 4 In this paper, we report the photochemical oxygenation of cyclohexene coupled with two-electron oxidative activation of water as an axial porphyrin ligand. A metal-oxo type complex is supposed to be a key intermediate in the oxygenation reaction which could be called a “photochemical P-450 reaction”.Upon visible light irradiation6 of the reaction mixture containing cyclohexene (0.1 M), K2PtCl6 (5× 10-4 M), and [SbVTPP (OH) 2] PF6 (3.3× 10-5 and 1.0× 10-5 M for the irradiations at 550 and 420 nm, respectively) in acetonitrilewater (2/1%(v/v)) for 60 min, K2PtCl6 completely disappeared, while the porphyrin remained almost unchanged. The quantum yield of disappearance of K2PtCl6 was 0.2, which was identical with that of the oxygenated products. The major products were cyclohex-2-enol (34%), 1, 2-dichlorocyclohexane (36%), 2-chlorocyclohexanol (cis, 12%; trans, 8%), cyclohexene oxide (2%), and small amounts of 3, 3′-bicyclohexenyl, 3-acetaminocyclohexene, and cyclohexanone. 7 Both K2PtCl6 and [SbVTPP (OH) 2]-PF6 were necessary for the photochemical oxygenation of cyclohexene. ZnIITPP as a sensitizer instead of SbVTPP did not afford any products. The net chemistry of reaction could be expressed as in eqs 1-4.