Redox Studies of the Scandium Metallocene (C5H2tBu3)2ScII Lead to a Terminal Side-On (N═N)2– Complex: [(C5H2tBu3)2ScIII(η2-N2)]−
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 31, 2025
Cyclic
voltammetry
measurements
on
the
scandium(II)
metallocene,
Cpttt2ScII
(Cpttt
=
C5H2tBu3),
reveal
a
-1.87
V
vs
Fc+/Fc
event
assigned
to
[Cpttt2Sc]+/0
redox
couple
and
-3.09
process
[Cpttt2Sc]0/-
couple,
which
are
consistent
with
subsequent
chemical
studies.
Chemical
oxidation
of
AgBPh4
gives
scandocenium
cation
salt
[Cpttt2ScIII][BPh4],
1.
The
[Cpttt2ScIII]+
does
not
coordinate
[BPh4]-
anion
or
THF
solvent;
however,
one
methyl
groups
tert-butyl
substituent
has
close
interaction
Sc(III)
ion.
Decomposition
occurs
in
presence
[nBu4N][PF6]
supporting
electrolyte,
studies
indicate
that
1
reacts
[PF6]-
by
fluoride
abstraction
form
Cpttt2ScIIIF
PF5.
reduction
proceeds
Cp*2SmII
Cp*2CoII
(Cp*
C5Me5),
is
measured
potentials.
was
observed
react
N2;
treatment
KC8
18-crown-6
(crown)
under
N2
forms
(N═N)2-
complex,
Cpttt2ScIII(μ-η2:η2-N2)K(crown),
2.
reaction
2.2.2-cryptand
(crypt)
generates
[K(crypt)][Cpttt2ScIII(η2-N2)],
3,
first
isolable
complex
any
metal
terminal
side-on
ligand.
These
LnIIA2/M/N2
reactions
(M
alkali
metal;
(A)-
anion)
Ln(II)/Ln(I)
analogs
previously
reported
Ln(III)/Ln(II)
reactions,
LnIIIA3/M/N2,
Ln(III)
complexes
Ln(II)
reactivity
complexes.
Language: Английский
Monomeric M(II) (M = Fe, Co, Ni) complexes supported by bulky aryloxide ligands tethered to an arene functionality; synthesis, electrochemistry and study of the M(II)-arene interaction.
Ioannis Vagiakos,
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Nikolaos Tsoureas,
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Tianyin Huang
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et al.
Dalton Transactions,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Strength
of
M–arene
interaction
(2-Ni)
≫
(2-Co)
>
(2-Fe),
IR
spectroscopy
to
probe
interaction,
THF
coordination
completely
disturbs
interaction.
Language: Английский
Visible-Light Photocatalytic Degradation of Methylene Blue by Yb3+-Doped 3D Nanosheet Arrays BiOI Anchored on High-Chloride Fly Ash Composites
Shuxian Qiu,
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Danhua Zhao,
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Rong Luo
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et al.
Inorganics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(5), P. 147 - 147
Published: May 6, 2025
A
Yb3+-doped
BiOI
3D
nanosheet
array
composite
was
successfully
fabricated
through
a
solvothermal
deposition
strategy
on
flexible
carbon
cloth
(CC).
This
subsequently
integrated
with
high-chlorine
fly
ash
(FA)
blocks
to
form
the
Yb-BiOI/CC/FA
hybrid
material.
Comprehensive
characterization
performed
using
multiple
analytical
techniques
for
crystalline
phase
identification,
morphological
analysis,
valence
state,
band
structure
evaluation,
and
charge
carrier
separation
assessment.
Electrochemical
measurements
were
conducted
evaluate
material’s
electronic
properties.
Experimental
results
demonstrated
superior
photocatalytic
performance
under
visible
light
irradiation,
achieving
52.87%
methylene
blue
degradation
efficiency.
The
reaction
rate
constant
of
this
modified
nanomaterial
approximately
2.1
times
higher
than
that
pristine
BiOI/CC/FA.
Radical
trapping
experiments
revealed
superoxide
radicals
(·O2−)
served
as
predominant
oxidative
species.
study
presents
dual-benefit
environmental
remediation
by
simultaneously
sustainable
waste
valorization
industrial
byproducts
developing
high-efficiency
materials.
successful
integration
rare-earth
metal
modification
substrate
engineering
provides
valuable
insights
designing
advanced
systems
pollutant
degradation.
Language: Английский
Enchanting Realm of Five-Membered Rare-Earth Metallacycles
Accounts of Chemical Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: May 5, 2025
ConspectusMetallacycles,
derivatives
of
carbocyclic
compounds
wherein
a
metal
atom
replaces
at
least
one
carbon
center,
have
been
constant
powerhouse
in
organic
synthesis.
While
metallacycles
main-group,
transition,
and
actinide
metals
extensively
studied,
those
incorporating
rare-earth
(RE)
elements
(Sc,
Y,
lanthanides)
remained
elusive
primarily
due
to
synthetic
challenges.
Nevertheless,
the
electropositive
character
these
resulting
polarization
RE-C
bonds,
along
with
intrinsic
synergistic
effects
within
metallacycles,
endow
RE
unique
properties
rich,
yet
largely
untapped,
reaction
chemistry.
In
this
Account,
we
present
development
applications
five-membered
metallacycles.Over
past
decade,
successfully
synthesized
variety
all-carbon
using
two
key
strategies:
(i)
transmetalation,
which
has
employed
prepare
metallacyclopentadienes
spiro-metallacyclopentadienes,
which,
featuring
various
ligand
systems,
provide
distinct
coordination
environments
around
significantly
influencing
their
reactivity,
(ii)
transmetalation
reduction,
enabling
synthesis
spiro-metallacyclopentenes
2-butene
tetraanion
(BTA)-bridged
dinuclear
metallacyclopentenes.
The
reduction
process
proceeds
via
either
self-disproportionation
or
by
divalent
centers
alkali
metals.
These
represent
first
instances
such
RE-containing
metallacyclic
ring
structures.Our
investigations
into
uncovered
reactivities
new
modes.
high
reactivity
multiple
reactive
sites
enable
them
not
only
activate
small
molecules
efficiently
but
also
exhibit
activation
modes
for
some
molecules.
For
instance,
reactions
carbodiimides
showcase
diverse
insertion/rearrangement
chemistry,
influenced
factors
as
number
equivalents
carbodiimide
solvent
choice.
metallacyclopentadiene-mediated
[3
+
1]
fragmentation
white
phosphorus
demonstrates
an
mode
markedly
different
from
that
observed
main-group
transition
analogs.
Moreover,
discovery
cross-carbanion
coupling
RE-metal-mediated
ring-opening
metathesis
benzene
introduces
modes,
demonstrating
that,
rational
design,
can
similar
even
surpassing
further
led
chemistry.Additionally,
novel
uncovered,
stemming
geometric
electronic
structures.
Structural
analysis
theoretical
calculations
revealed
nonplanar
aromaticity
BTA-bridged
metallacyclopentenes,
extending
concept
chemistry
carbon-RE
metallacycles.
Furthermore,
benefiting
redox
capabilities
butadiene
dianion
BTA
ligands,
ligand-based
metallacyclopentenes
efficient
multielectron
transfer
processes,
highlighting
potential
chemistry.The
studies
encompassing
construction,
characterization,
properties,
applications,
greatly
enriched
field
f-block
We
hope
Account
will
inspire
exploration
organometallic
reagents
metallacycle-mediated
transformations,
fueling
continued
progress
Language: Английский