Alkyl xanthines underwent selective homolytic aromatic substitution at C-8 position with alkyl groups of pentaamminecobalt(III) complex. In this process of synthesis, we used monoalkyl hydrazines as the radical source...Alkyl xanthines underwent selective homolytic aromatic substitution at C-8 position with alkyl groups of pentaamminecobalt(III) complex. In this process of synthesis, we used monoalkyl hydrazines as the radical source in aqueous ammonia solution. Evidence supporting coordination of the alkyl hydrazine to pentaamminecobalt(III) complex by radical trapping was in good agreement with literature. The products were characterized using GC-MS and 1H, 14N and 59Co NMR spectroscopy.展开更多
In this study, the antioxidative （3-methyl-2-butenyl caffeate）, BC efficiency of CAPE （caffeic acid phenethyl ester） and four of its derivatives （MBC （benzoic caffeate）, P3HC （phenethyl-3-hydroxy-cinnamate） a...In this study, the antioxidative （3-methyl-2-butenyl caffeate）, BC efficiency of CAPE （caffeic acid phenethyl ester） and four of its derivatives （MBC （benzoic caffeate）, P3HC （phenethyl-3-hydroxy-cinnamate） and P4HC （phenethyl-4-hydroxy-cinnamate）） are compared in vacuum and in seven solvents. It turned out that the AA （antioxidant activity） in increasing order was P3HC 〈 P4HC 〈 CAPE 〈 MBC. Effects of solvents on the structure and the antioxidant activity of P3HC, P4HC, BC, MBC and CAPE, were studied at 133LYP/6-31G （d, p） then B3LYP/6-3 I＋G （d, p） level of theory using the conductor polarized continuum model methods. Thermodynamically, the authors showed that solvent effects on bond dissociation enthalpy are very weak （within 25 kJ/mol）, but sufficient to influence hydrogen bonds, O-H bond lengths and showed the preferential sites of hydrogen atom cleavage. In addition, solvent notably influences and changes the nature of the scavenging process of ROS （reactive oxygen species）, favouring by this way the HHAT （homolytic hydrogen atom transfer） in non polar solvents, the SPLET （sequential proton loss electron transfer） in polar solvents. Moreover, in chloroform and for the five molecules studied the SET-PT （sequential electron transfer proton transfer） mechanism is preferred compared to the HHAT, because in this solvent the IP is lower than the BDE. TD-DFT calculations revealed that solvent induce a bathochromic effect （red-shift of the wavelengths） coupled to hyperchromic or hypochromic effects.展开更多
<正> The gas-phase homolytic C-H and N-H bond dissociation energies(BDE)of the substi-tuted phenoacetonitrile families,aromatic amines,and semicarbazone derivatives were systematically investigatedor reinvestiga...<正> The gas-phase homolytic C-H and N-H bond dissociation energies(BDE)of the substi-tuted phenoacetonitrile families,aromatic amines,and semicarbazone derivatives were systematically investigatedor reinvestigated based on a cycle utilizing the thermodynamic quantities determined in DMSO solution.Theexperimental evidence collected in.this work dearly indicates that the radicals derived from the above familiesare of the‘Class O’type,i.e.to be stabilized by a remote electron-donating substituent but destabilized by anelectron-withdrawing substituent.展开更多
Coupling reactions between haloarenes and arenes(including heteroarenes)that are conducted without added transition metals but in the presence of KOtBu or NaOtBu,have been a topic of great interest since their discove...Coupling reactions between haloarenes and arenes(including heteroarenes)that are conducted without added transition metals but in the presence of KOtBu or NaOtBu,have been a topic of great interest since their discovery in 2008.Diverse organic structures act as additives that assist these reactions.These additives are converted into organic electron donors by the butoxide base and this leads to initiation of the coupling reactions,which proceed by radical chain mechanisms.This review provides an overview of the initiation stages of these reactions.展开更多
Low-valence transition metallic complexes have drawn longstanding attention due to their high reactivity toward catalytic transformation of various small molecules.Among these known complexes,the low-valence metal cen...Low-valence transition metallic complexes have drawn longstanding attention due to their high reactivity toward catalytic transformation of various small molecules.Among these known complexes,the low-valence metal centres are commonly stabilized by neutral bulky ligands with strong electron-donating capacity.However,low-valence bimetallic complexes supported by anionic sulfur and cyclopentadienyl ligands are still difficult to obtain in high isolated yield.Herein,we report the synthesis and characteri-zation of two scarce thiolate-bridged Co^(I)Co^(II)and Co^(I)Co^(I)complexes bearing sterically demanding ligands through two stepwise one-electron reduction processes.Interestingly,the Co^(I)Co^(II)complex can facilely promote the homolytic cleavage of dihydrogen across the short Co−Co metallic bond to give a Co^(II)Co III dihydride bridged complex,which is capable of serving as a competent hydrogen atom transfer agent.Moreover,the anionic Co^(I)Co^(I)complex can trigger a stepwise hydrogen generation cycle involving several isolated and structurally well-characterized intermediates.展开更多
文摘Alkyl xanthines underwent selective homolytic aromatic substitution at C-8 position with alkyl groups of pentaamminecobalt(III) complex. In this process of synthesis, we used monoalkyl hydrazines as the radical source in aqueous ammonia solution. Evidence supporting coordination of the alkyl hydrazine to pentaamminecobalt(III) complex by radical trapping was in good agreement with literature. The products were characterized using GC-MS and 1H, 14N and 59Co NMR spectroscopy.
文摘In this study, the antioxidative （3-methyl-2-butenyl caffeate）, BC efficiency of CAPE （caffeic acid phenethyl ester） and four of its derivatives （MBC （benzoic caffeate）, P3HC （phenethyl-3-hydroxy-cinnamate） and P4HC （phenethyl-4-hydroxy-cinnamate）） are compared in vacuum and in seven solvents. It turned out that the AA （antioxidant activity） in increasing order was P3HC 〈 P4HC 〈 CAPE 〈 MBC. Effects of solvents on the structure and the antioxidant activity of P3HC, P4HC, BC, MBC and CAPE, were studied at 133LYP/6-31G （d, p） then B3LYP/6-3 I＋G （d, p） level of theory using the conductor polarized continuum model methods. Thermodynamically, the authors showed that solvent effects on bond dissociation enthalpy are very weak （within 25 kJ/mol）, but sufficient to influence hydrogen bonds, O-H bond lengths and showed the preferential sites of hydrogen atom cleavage. In addition, solvent notably influences and changes the nature of the scavenging process of ROS （reactive oxygen species）, favouring by this way the HHAT （homolytic hydrogen atom transfer） in non polar solvents, the SPLET （sequential proton loss electron transfer） in polar solvents. Moreover, in chloroform and for the five molecules studied the SET-PT （sequential electron transfer proton transfer） mechanism is preferred compared to the HHAT, because in this solvent the IP is lower than the BDE. TD-DFT calculations revealed that solvent induce a bathochromic effect （red-shift of the wavelengths） coupled to hyperchromic or hypochromic effects.
文摘<正> The gas-phase homolytic C-H and N-H bond dissociation energies(BDE)of the substi-tuted phenoacetonitrile families,aromatic amines,and semicarbazone derivatives were systematically investigatedor reinvestigated based on a cycle utilizing the thermodynamic quantities determined in DMSO solution.Theexperimental evidence collected in.this work dearly indicates that the radicals derived from the above familiesare of the‘Class O’type,i.e.to be stabilized by a remote electron-donating substituent but destabilized by anelectron-withdrawing substituent.
基金EPSRCGSKthe University of Strathclyde for funding(AJS)
文摘Coupling reactions between haloarenes and arenes(including heteroarenes)that are conducted without added transition metals but in the presence of KOtBu or NaOtBu,have been a topic of great interest since their discovery in 2008.Diverse organic structures act as additives that assist these reactions.These additives are converted into organic electron donors by the butoxide base and this leads to initiation of the coupling reactions,which proceed by radical chain mechanisms.This review provides an overview of the initiation stages of these reactions.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foun-dation of China(Nos.21690064,22001031)Key Laboratory of Bio-based Chemicals of Liaoning Province of China,the“111”project of the Ministry of Education of China and the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(No.DUT19RC(3)013).
文摘Low-valence transition metallic complexes have drawn longstanding attention due to their high reactivity toward catalytic transformation of various small molecules.Among these known complexes,the low-valence metal centres are commonly stabilized by neutral bulky ligands with strong electron-donating capacity.However,low-valence bimetallic complexes supported by anionic sulfur and cyclopentadienyl ligands are still difficult to obtain in high isolated yield.Herein,we report the synthesis and characteri-zation of two scarce thiolate-bridged Co^(I)Co^(II)and Co^(I)Co^(I)complexes bearing sterically demanding ligands through two stepwise one-electron reduction processes.Interestingly,the Co^(I)Co^(II)complex can facilely promote the homolytic cleavage of dihydrogen across the short Co−Co metallic bond to give a Co^(II)Co III dihydride bridged complex,which is capable of serving as a competent hydrogen atom transfer agent.Moreover,the anionic Co^(I)Co^(I)complex can trigger a stepwise hydrogen generation cycle involving several isolated and structurally well-characterized intermediates.
