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Carbon Monoxide Release from Aryl-Propargyl Dicobalt(0)Hexacarbonyl Derivatives: A Computational and Experimental
Roberto Paciotti1, Cecilia Coletti1, Emanuela Berrino2
1Department of Pharmacy, "G. d'Annunzio" University of Chieti-Pescara, Via dei Vestini 31, 66100 Chieti, Italy.
Abstract:
In the present study, we focus on dinuclear cobalt-based CO-RMs with the aim of elucidating their CO release mechanism, as well as to understand how structural changes targeted to modify the electronic properties of these compounds can modulate CO delivery. To this end, we specifically synthesized a set of phenyl-propargyl-based CO-RMs bearing -NO2, -H, and -OCH3 as para-substituents (R) with varying mesomeric influence (M) and different heteroatoms (X = NH, O, or S) linking the propargyl tail and the aromatic ring. The effects of R and X in modulating CO release were assessed by using several experimental and computational techniques to obtain a coherent picture and to shed light on the stability and release properties of Co-based CO-RMs.
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