ELECTRON-SPIN RESONANCE STUDIES OF REDUCTION OF TRANSITION-METAL COMPLEXES WITH GRIGNARD-REAGENTS .1. DIANION RADICALS OF BETA-DIKETONATES
ELECTRON-SPIN RESONANCE STUDIES OF REDUCTION OF TRANSITION-METAL COMPLEXES WITH GRIGNARD-REAGENTS .1. DIANION RADICALS OF BETA-DIKETONATES
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00432a035
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发表时间:
1976-01-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
KOCHI, JK
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作者:
KWAN, CL;KOCHI, JK
Well-resolved electron spin resonance spectra of a series of stable dianion radicals (DAR) derived from/3-diketones are observed in solution when a variety of metal ketoenolates are reduced with Grignard reagents. Unambiguous assignments of the spectra are achieved by specific deuterium labeling of carbon 2 in acetylacetonateand dibenzoylmethide. The structure of acetylacetonate DAR is related to a chelate model based on INDO molecular orbital calculations by fitting the observed proton hyperfine splittings. Selective line broadening observed in the ESR spectrum of dibenzoylmethide DAR may be related to hindered rotation about the phenyl carbon in the planar conformation, which also pertains to benzoylacetonide DAR. The optical and ESR spectra of anion radicals generated from the reduction of tris (dibenzoylmethido) iron (III) with Grignard re-agent are compared with those obtained by reduction with the sodium mirror technique. The absence of the triplet spectrum (shown previously forDAR dimers) in frozen solutions resulting from the Grignard reduction is attributed to the binding of the DAR as a magnesium chelate. The presence of reduced iron in the form of paramagnetic iron (I) species is discussed.