Complexes with FeIII2(μ-O)(μ-OH), FeIII2(μ-O)2, and [FeIII3(μ2-O)3] cores:: Structures, spectroscopy, and core interconversions

Complexes with FeIII2(μ-O)(μ-OH), FeIII2(μ-O)2, and [FeIII3(μ2-O)3] cores:: Structures, spectroscopy, and core interconversions
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DOI:
10.1021/ja983615t
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发表时间:
1999-03-17
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15
通讯作者:
Que, L
Que, L
中科院分区:
化学1区
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作者:
Zheng, H;Zang, Y;Que, L

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我们已经合成了第一批具有双(μ-氧代)二铁(III)和(μ-氧代)(μ-羟基)二铁(III)核的配合物(1和2,L = TPA(a),5-Et-3-TPA(B),6-Me-3-TPA(c),4,6-Me-6-TPA(d),BQPA(e),BPEEN(f)和BPMEN(g)),并发现它们具有新颖的结构性质。特别地,在这些配合物中存在两个单原子桥将Fe-Fe距离限制为2.7 - 3.0埃,并且将Fe-mu-O-Fe角度限制为小100度dr。由于Fe_2 O_2(H)核所形成的明显的Fe-O-Fe夹角(如1c为92.5(2)度,2f为100.2(2)度),使这些配合物具有与其它(μ-氧代)二铁(III)配合物截然不同的紫外-可见、拉曼和磁性。配合物Ic在470(λ = 560 M-1 cm(-1))和760 nm(λ = 80 M-1 cm(-1))处显示出可见吸收带,而配合物2在约100 nm处显示出可见吸收带。550(大约800 M-1 cm(-1))和约。800 nm(λ =约70 M-1 cm(-1)),与其他(μ-氧代)-二铁(III)配合物相比,所有这些都发生了红移。这些配合物也表现出明显的nu(Fe-O-Fe)振动在约。600和CA。670 cm(-1)分别归属于Fe-O-Fe单元的nu(sym)和nu(asym)。nu(对称)和nu(不对称)带的相对强度受Fe-O-Fe单元的对称性的影响;不对称的核增强了nu(不对称)的强度。配合物2在Ca. 500 cm(-1),由于其对(H2O)-O-18和(H2O)-H-2的敏感性,其被指定为Fe-(OH)-Fe伸缩模式。磁化率研究表明,对于Ic和ca,J = 54 cm(-1)。110 cm(-1)的2(H = JS(1).S-2),值小于(μ-氧代)二铁(III)配合物中发现的反铁磁相互作用。这种弱化是由于Fe 2 O2(H)金刚石核结构中较长的Fe-mu-O键和较小的Fe-mu-O-Fe角引起的。因此,这些光谱特征可以作为有用的工具,以确定金属酶活性位点的核心结构的存在。这两种核心结构Fe-2(mu-O)(2)(1)和Fe-2(mu-O)(mu-OH)(2)也可以通过质子化平衡相互转化,在CH 3CN中pK(a)为16-18。此外,Fe-2(mu-O)(2)核(1)异构化为Fe-3(mu(2)-O)(3)核(7),而Fe-2(mu-O)(mu-OH)核(2)表现出与Fe-2(mu-O)(mu-H3 O2)核(5)的水合平衡,除了L = 6-Me 3-TPA和4,6-Me-6-TPA。从这些研究中可以清楚地看出,配体的电子和空间性质显着影响各种平衡,证明了仅涉及水衍生配体的丰富化学。
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