Flavoquinone-metal complexes. II. Paramagnetic interactions
Flavoquinone-metal complexes. II. Paramagnetic interactions
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黄酮醌金属络合物。
DOI:
10.1021/ic50151a027
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发表时间:
1975
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
J. Lhoste
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文献类型:
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作者:
J. Lauterwein;P. Hemmerich;J. Lhoste
Proton magnetic resonance studies were carried out on flavoquinone complexes using divalent paramagnetic ions of the 3d series: Mn11, Fe11, Co11, Ni11, Cu11. Magnetic susceptibility and electron spin resonance measurements provided complementary information about the magnetic state of these complexes. The paramagnetic contribution to the line width of the ligand resonances was analyzed as a function of metal to flavine concentration and of temperature in order to estimate the value of the correlation times involved in the relaxation processes. The isotropic shifts were analyzed in terms of contact and pseudocontact interactions using the relaxation data and structural information derived earlier, together with the g-tensor anisotropy measured by electron spin resonance. The relative importance of the two kinds of interactions compares favorably with that derived from the usual factorization procedure. Pseudocontact shifts appear noticeable in Co11 and Cu11 complexes and negligible in Ni11 and Fe11 complexes. The contact shifts exhibit a distribution pattern for the various ligand resonances very similar among the stable bidendate chelates, which could be attributed to a-electron spin negatively polarized in the ligand orbitals. The spin-transfer mechanism appears to result from indirect- spin polarization at the coordination site combined with a delocalization of negatively polarized spin in the ligand-bonding orbitals. This mechanism for contact interaction indicates that the stability of the flavoquinone-metal complexes inaprotic solvents arises from-type bonding, with little, if any, bonding.