Electron Transfer Prompted Ejection of a Tightly Bound K+ from the Ethereal Cavity of a Hexaarylbenzene-Based Receptor
摘要:
Synthesis of a pair of rotamers (9u/9s) of a hexaarylbenzene derivative containing six (cofacially arranged) electroactive 2,5-dimethoxytolyl groups is described. The toroidal electronic stabilization due to the circular arrangement of aryl groups in 9u/9s leads to the observation of multiple (reversible) oxidation waves and lowering of their E-ox1 by similar to 250 mV relative to model compounds. The binding of K+ to symmetrical rotamer 9s was monitored by an electrochemical method and further confirmed by X-ray crystallography.
Electron Transfer Prompted Ejection of a Tightly Bound K+ from the Ethereal Cavity of a Hexaarylbenzene-Based Receptor
摘要:
Synthesis of a pair of rotamers (9u/9s) of a hexaarylbenzene derivative containing six (cofacially arranged) electroactive 2,5-dimethoxytolyl groups is described. The toroidal electronic stabilization due to the circular arrangement of aryl groups in 9u/9s leads to the observation of multiple (reversible) oxidation waves and lowering of their E-ox1 by similar to 250 mV relative to model compounds. The binding of K+ to symmetrical rotamer 9s was monitored by an electrochemical method and further confirmed by X-ray crystallography.
Electron Transfer Prompted Ejection of a Tightly Bound K<sup>+</sup> from the Ethereal Cavity of a Hexaarylbenzene-Based Receptor
作者:Ruchi Shukla、Sergey V. Lindeman、Rajendra Rathore
DOI:10.1021/ol070122x
日期:2007.3.1
Synthesis of a pair of rotamers (9u/9s) of a hexaarylbenzene derivative containing six (cofacially arranged) electroactive 2,5-dimethoxytolyl groups is described. The toroidal electronic stabilization due to the circular arrangement of aryl groups in 9u/9s leads to the observation of multiple (reversible) oxidation waves and lowering of their E-ox1 by similar to 250 mV relative to model compounds. The binding of K+ to symmetrical rotamer 9s was monitored by an electrochemical method and further confirmed by X-ray crystallography.