Molecular Simulation,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
49(15), P. 1431 - 1441
Published: July 24, 2023
ABSTRACTABSTRACTIn
this
article,
we
present
the
influence
of
substituents
with
different
electron-donating
(ED)
powers
on
coordination
properties
bis(benzoyloxy)dimethylsilane
(BDMS)
MgCl2
support
Ziegler–Natta
(ZN)
catalysts
through
molecular
simulation
adsorption
adducts.
Thermodynamically,
most
favourable
structure
was
found
diaminoborane
substituent
in
a
bridging
mode
(110)
crystalline
facet,
representing
37.63%
increase
at
PBEh/TZVP
strength
original
silyl
ester.
Generally,
higher
ED
substituent,
exergonicity
donor
coordination.
All
new
donors
except
those
containing
nitro
and
formyl
groups
are
preferably
chemisorbed
surface.
While
nitro,
formyl,
vinyl,
hydroxyl
substitutions
deteriorated
isotacticity
polymer,
group
predicted
to
enhance
isotactic
index
by
306%
relative
donor.
Particularly,
nitrophenyl
could
improve
69%
while
its
complexation
remained
thermodynamically
controlled
regime.
Overall,
DFT
study
demonstrated
how
systematic
exploration
over
wide
range
power
can
help
design
Lewis
base
for
ZN
catalysis.KEYWORDS:
DFTelectron
donorMgCl2Ziegler–Natta
catalystsubstituent
effect
AcknowledgementsThe
assistance
received
from
Ms.
Mahboobeh
Balar
is
gratefully
acknowledged.Disclosure
statementNo
potential
conflict
interest
reported
author(s).
Journal of Hazardous Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
477, P. 135256 - 135256
Published: July 19, 2024
Photodegradation
of
plastic
consumer
products
is
known
to
accelerate
weathering
and
facilitate
the
release
chemicals
particles
into
aquatic
environment.
However,
these
processes
are
complex.
In
our
presented
pilot
study,
eight
were
leached
in
distilled
water
under
strong
ultraviolet
(UV)
light
simulating
months
Central
European
climate
compared
their
respective
dark
controls
(DCs).
The
leachates
formed
exploratorily
characterized
using
a
range
chemical
analytical
tools
describe
degradation
leaching
processes.
These
techniques
covered
(a)
microplastic
analysis,
showing
substantial
liberation
further
increased
UV
exposure,
(b)
non-targeted
mass
spectrometric
characterization
leachates,
revealing
several
hundreds
features
with
typically
only
minor
agreement
between
exposure
corresponding
DCs,
(c)
target
analysis
71
organic
analytes,
which
15
could
be
detected
at
least
one
sample,
(d)
metal(loid)
revealed
toxic
metal(loid)s
enhanced
exposure.
A
data
comparison
US-EPA's
ToxVal
ToxCast
databases
showed
that
metals
additives
might
pose
health
environmental
concerns,
requiring
study
comprehensive
impact
assessments.
Macromolecules,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
57(11), P. 5279 - 5288
Published: May 20, 2024
As
a
widely
used
functional
polyolefin,
the
industrial
ethylene
(E)-methyl
acrylate
(MA)
copolymer
(EMA),
prepared
by
free
radical
polymerization
under
harsh
conditions,
is
lightly
branched
with
in-chain
and
terminal
MA
incorporation.
Metal-catalyzed
E/MA
copolymerization
as
an
alternative
technique
highly
attractive
challenging.
Herein,
we
first
report
efficient
direct
using
"sandwich"
dibenzobarrelene-derived
α-diimine
nickel
catalysts.
The
produced
EMA
copolymers
in-chain,
pendant,
units
have
chain
structure
very
similar
to
EMA,
which
not
previously
reported
palladium
Experimental
results
support
that
noncovalent
Ni–phenyl
interactions
in
catalysts
promote
copolymerization.
Density
theory
studies
clearly
illuminate
crucial
role
of
well
explain
formation
chain.
Journal of Polymer Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
61(23), P. 2987 - 3021
Published: Aug. 8, 2023
Abstract
Nickel‐
and
palladium‐catalyzed
insertion
copolymerization
of
ethylene
acrylate
comonomers
for
synthesis
ethylene‐acrylates
copolymers
have
attracted
much
academic
industrial
interests
remained
highly
challenging.
This
review
provides
an
overview
the
developments
in
nickel‐
comonomers.
Mechanistic
interpretation
metal‐catalyzed
is
described.
Late
transition
metal
catalysts
are
divided
to
nickel‐based
palladium‐based
with
different
chelate
ligands.
The
effects
catalyst
structure
on
performance
copolymer
microstructure
comprehensively
discussed.
aims
promote
design
development
nickel
palladium
ethylene/acrylate
copolymerizations
copolymers.
Organometallics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
43(8), P. 859 - 865
Published: April 2, 2024
Phosphine–imidate-supported
nickel
catalysts
were
synthesized
and
tested
for
ethylene/acrylate
copolymerization
activity.
Phosphine–amide
metalation
studies
with
(pyridine)2Ni(CH2Si(CH3)3)2
(py2Ni(CH2TMS)2)
suggest
that
the
proceeds
via
an
intermediate
phosphine–amide
complex
([P,O–amide]Ni(CH2TMS)2).
Subsequent
deprotonation
of
amide
N–H
gives
access
to
phosphine–imidate-supported
([P,O–imidate]pyNi(CH2TMS)).
The
imidate
form
ligand
proved
be
critical
polymerization
phosphine–imidate
described
herein
capable
producing
copolymers
molecular
weights
(Mw)
from
700
120,000
g/mol
acrylate
incorporation
>2.6
mol
%
in
some
cases.
It
was
determined
hemilabile
alkoxy
groups
on
phosphine
aryl
necessary
achieve
high
Mw
incorporation.
These
results
demonstrate
phosphine–amides,
a
well-studied
class,
can
utilized
highly
active
neutral
catalysts.
Inorganics,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(2), P. 41 - 41
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Six
N^C^N
cyclometalated
Ni(II)
complexes
[Ni(N^C^N)Cl]
or
[Ni(N^C^N’)Br]
with
symmetric
non-symmetric
N^C^N’
ligands
in
which
the
peripheral
N-groups
were
varied
pyridine
(Py),
4-thiazole
(4Tz),
2-thiazole
(2Tz),
and
2-benzothiazole
(2Btz)
complementing
previously
reported
di(2-pyridyl)phenide
[Ni(Py(Ph)Py)X]
X
=
Cl
Br.
The
synthesized
from
NiBr2
N^CH^N’
protoligands
through
base-assisted
nickelation,
while
received
N^C(Cl)^N
[Ni(COD)2]
(COD
1,5-cyclooctadiene).
Introduction
of
4Tz
on
both
sides
shifted
electrochemical
gap
ΔEexp
Eox–Ered
long
wavelength
UV-vis
absorption
maxima
to
higher
energies,
2Tz
leads
a
shift
lower
energies.
When
introducing
only
one
as
groups,
remaining
PhPy
moiety
dominates
electronic
properties
electrochemistry
photophysics
are
very
similar
Py(Ph)Py
derivatives.
In
contrast
this,
introduction
2Btz
shifts
values
regardless
two
groups
character
frontier
molecular
orbitals
complexes,
DFT
calculations
show.
Long-wavelength
absorptions
vary
416
443
nm,
their
energies
correlate
well
first
reduction
potentials.
Negishi-type
C–C
cross-coupling
reactions
gave
total
yields
ranging
1
60%
44%.
reactivities
roughly
Facilitated
(E
around
–2
higher)
goes
generally
along
improved
performance,
making
thiazole-containing
interesting
candidates
for
such
catalysis.
RSC Mechanochemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Subtle
differences
in
how
pyridine
is
introduced
can
direct
mechanochemical
reactivity
by
enabling
bond
activation
and
favoring
one
reaction
pathway
over
another.
Catalysts,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(4), P. 670 - 670
Published: March 29, 2023
As
a
powerful
protocol
for
the
preparation
of
common
polymers,
such
as
polyolefins,
polyesters,
and
polycarbonates,
late-transition-metal-catalyzed
polymerization
can
be
carried
out
by
controlling
reaction
conditions
or
developing
dynamic
catalytic
systems
that
use
external
stimuli
to
influence
performance
active
sites,
resulting
in
well-defined
polymeric
materials.
In
particularly,
under
latter
conditions,
‘one
catalyst’
provide
more
than
one
kind
polymer
with
controlled
sequence
from
monomer
mixture,
making
full
prepared
catalyst.
this
review,
tunable
modes,
including
redox,
light
electrochemical
properties,
Lewis
acids,
alkali
metal
cations,
late-transition-metal-complex
(especially
iron,
cobalt,
nickel)-catalyzed
were
collected
thoroughly
discussed.
Polymer Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
15(11), P. 1077 - 1084
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
SalAld/Pd(tfa)
2
initiating
systems
have
been
revealed
to
be
effective
for
C1
polymerization
of
diazoacetate,
yielding
moderately
syndiotactic
polymers
with
high
M
n
in
moderate
yield.