A new approach in 1D and 2D 13C high-resolution solid-state NMR spectroscopy of paramagnetic organometallic complexes by very fast magic-angle spinning
A new approach in 1D and 2D 13C high-resolution solid-state NMR spectroscopy of paramagnetic organometallic complexes by very fast magic-angle spinning
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DOI:
10.1021/ja0291742
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发表时间:
2003-03-26
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15
通讯作者:
Chimon, S
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作者:
Ishii, Y;Wickramasinghe, NP;Chimon, S
Novel 1D and multidimensional solid-state NMR (SSNMR) methods using very fast magic-angle spinning (VFMAS) (spinning speed > 20 kHz) for performing13C high-resolution SSNMR of paramagnetic organometallic complexes are discussed. VFMAS removes a majority of13C−H and1H−1H dipolar couplings, which are often difficult to remove by RF pulse techniques in paramagnetic complexes because of large paramagnetic shifts. In the first systematic approach using the unique feature of VFMAS for paramagnetic complexes, we demonstrate a means of obtaining well-resolved 1D and multidimensional13C SSNMR spectra, sensitivity enhancements via cross polarization, and signal assignments, and applications of dipolar recoupling methods for nonlabeled paramagnetic organometallic complexes of moderate paramagnetic shifts (∼800 ppm). Experimental results for powder samples of small nonlabeled coordination complexes at1H frequencies of 400.2−400.3 MHz show that highly resolved13C SSNMR spectra can be obtained under VFMAS, without requirements of1H decoupling. Sensitivity enhancement in13C SSNMR via cross polarization from1H spins was demonstrated with an amplitude-sweep high-power CP sequence using strong RF fields (∼100 kHz) available in the VFMAS probe.13C CPMAS spectra of nonlabeled Cu(II)(dl-alanine)2·(H2O) and V(III)(acetylacetonate)3(V(acac)3) show that it is possible to obtain high-resolution spectra for a small quantity (∼15 mg) of nonlabeled paramagnetic organometal complexes within a few minutes under VFMAS. Experiments on Cu(II)(dl-alanine)2·(H2O) demonstrated that1H−13C dipolar recoupling for paramagnetic organometal complexes can be performed under VFMAS by application of rotor-synchronous π-pulses to1H and13C spins. The results also showed that signal assignments for13CH,13CH3, and13CO groups in paramagnetic complexes are possible on the basis of the amount of13C−1H dipolar dephasing induced by dipolar recoupling. Furthermore, the experimental 2D13C/1H chemical-shift correlation NMR spectrum obtained for nonlabeled V(acac)3exhibits well-resolved lines, which overlap in 1D13C and1H spectra. Signals for different chemical groups in the 2D spectrum are distinguished by the13C−1H dipolar dephasing method combined with the 2D13C/1H correlation NMR. The assignments offer information on the existence of nonequivalent ligands in the coordination complex in solids, without requiring a single-crystal sample.