O-2 AND CO BINDING TO IRON(II) PORPHYRINS - A COMPARISON OF THE PICKET FENCE AND POCKET PORPHYRINS
O-2 AND CO BINDING TO IRON(II) PORPHYRINS - A COMPARISON OF THE PICKET FENCE AND POCKET PORPHYRINS
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00348a019
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发表时间:
1983-01-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
GIBSON, QH
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作者:
COLLMAN, JP;BRAUMAN, JI;GIBSON, QH
Kinetic and equilibirum O2 and CO binding behavior for various Fe(II) porphyrin systems are reported. Compared to the picket fence complexes, unprotected Fe(II) porphyrins have both lowered ligand affinities and lowered ligand association rates. This is explained in terms of a solvation effect which stabilizes the coordinate form in the unprotected Fe(II) porphyrins. Five-coordinate Fe(II) complexes of the sterically encumbered medium and small pocket porphyrins show substantially reduced CO affinities as compared to the analogous open-cavity picket fence complexes. Kinetic data indicate that the lowered CO affinities in the pocket complexes are primarily reflected in decreased association rates. By contrast, the pocket models show both decreased O2 dissociation and association rates as compared to the picket fence analogs. As such, the O2 affinities are virtually identical throughout the series of pocket and picket fence complexes. These results are discussed in terms of distal-side steric interactions.