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Imine Metathesis by Silica-Supported Catalysts Using the Methodology of Surface Organometallic Chemistry

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通过Silsesquioxane协调促进的氧化

Mikiyas K Assefa¹, Guang Wu¹, Trevor W Hayton¹

¹Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of California Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, California 93106, United States.

Journal of the American Chemical Society

|April 16, 2020

概括

这项研究揭示了新的化学方法,即使用丝素连接物将烯离子转化为U (VI) 氧化物. 反应途径取决于溶剂,产生不同的复合物,并突出了活性化物协调化学的潜力.

科学领域:

无机化学
有机金属化学
协调化学

背景情况:

的协调化学,特别是基离子 (UO2^2+),对于理解各种环境中的活性化物行为至关重要.
西尔斯基奥克桑是多功能-氧化合物,可以模仿矿物表面,并在协调化学中充当连接体.
探索前体与丝素的反应性可以导致新的结构动机和反应性模式.

研究的目的:

为了研究前体[UO2{N}{SiMe3}{2}{THF}{2}]与素配体Cy7Si7O9{OH}{3}之间的反应.
描述在不同的溶剂条件下形成的产品 (THF与六).
阐明反应机制,并探索silsesquioxanes作为动因子协调化学中的配体的潜力.

主要方法:

在THF和六中,[UO2(N(SiMe3) 2) ((THF) 2) 与Cy7Si7O9 ((OH) 3) 的反应.
使用X射线结晶学和29Si{1H}NMR光谱学对产品进行隔离和表征.
建议的中间体的独立合成和与现场NMR数据的比较.

主要成果:

在THF中,该反应通过化和连接物混杂产生了[U(OSiMe3) 3(Cy7Si7O12) ] (1),一个U(VI) 氧化物和[U(Cy7Si7O12) ] (3).
在六中,反应产生了烯集群 (UO2) 3 (Cy7Si7O12) 2 (Et2O) 2 (MeCN) 2),具有未化烯碎片.
溶剂显著影响反应结果,导致明显的协调复合物.

结论:

丝素连接体可以诱导乌拉尼尔复合物的前所未有的反应性,从而形成U(VI) 丝化物.
丝素连接体的电子捐赠能力在促进这些转换中起着关键作用.
锡尔斯基奥克桑为探索新型的动因化协调化学和设计矿物表面模拟物提供了有前途的配体.

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