Activación de una sola molécula y cuantificación de la disociación mecánicamente desencadenada del enlace

Anton O Razgoniaev1, Logan M Glasstetter1, Tatiana B Kouznetsova1

  • 1Department of Chemistry, Duke University, Durham, North Carolina 27708, United States.

Resumen

Los investigadores caracterizaron la escisión mecanoquímica de los enlaces de carbeno metálico-N-heterocíclico (NHC) utilizando la espectroscopia de fuerza de una sola molécula. Observaron la escisión del enlace Pd-NHC en un complejo de pinzas, revelando un mecanismo disociativo para el desplazamiento del ligando bajo fuerza mecánica.

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