Unusually sharp dependence of water exchange rate versus lanthanide ionic radii for a series of tetraamide complexes
Unusually sharp dependence of water exchange rate versus lanthanide ionic radii for a series of tetraamide complexes
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DOI:
10.1021/ja017133k
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发表时间:
2002-04-24
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15
通讯作者:
Sherry, AD
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作者:
Zhang, SR;Wu, KC;Sherry, AD
The tetraamide ligand, DOTA-tetra(glycine ethyl ester), forms complexes with the lanthanide(III) cations that exist in solution predominantly as the square antiprism structure with single, slowly exchanging inner-sphere water molecule. Variable-temperature1H and17O NMR studies revealed that the bound water lifetimes in these complexes were sharply dependent upon the ionic radius of Ln3+cation. A novel lanthanide-induced shift technique was used to unmask the bound water17O resonance of SmL3+and YL3+complexes from the bulk water resonance. The bound water lifetime (τM298) was ∼800 μs in the EuL3+complex but became much shorter (several microseconds) for Ln3+cations with larger and smaller ionic radii. This demonstrates that water exchange is exquisitely fine-tuned in this macrocyclic tetraamide system and that a variety of Ln3+complexes meet with the exchange requirement, Δω*τM≥ 1, necessary for an efficient MT agent.