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Isolation and Identification of Pseudo Seven-Coordinate Ru(III) Intermediate Completing the Catalytic Cycle of Ru-bda Type of Water Oxidation Catalysts
CCS Chemistry ( IF 11.2 ) Pub Date : 2021-09-04 , DOI: 10.31635/ccschem.021.202101159
Tianqi Liu 1 , Ge Li 2 , Nannan Shen 3 , Linqin Wang 4 , Brian J. J. Timmer 1 , Shengyang Zhou 5 , Biaobiao Zhang 4 , Alexander Kravchenko 1 , Bo Xu 1 , Mårten S. G. Ahlquist 2 , Licheng Sun 1, 4, 6
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Isolation of RuIII-bda (17-electron specie) complex with an aqua ligand (2-electron donor) is challenging due to violation of the 18-electron rule. Although considerable efforts have been dedicated to mechanistic studies of water oxidation by the Ru-bda family, the structure and initial formation of the RuIII-bda aqua complex are still controversial. Herein, we challenge this often overlooked step by designing a pocket-shape Ru-based complex 1. The computational studies showed that 1 possesses the crucial hydrophobicity at the RuV(O) state as well as similar probability of access of terminal O to solvent water molecules when compared with classic Ru-bda catalysts. Through characterization of single-crystal structures at the RuII and RuIII states, a pseudo seven-coordinate “ready-to-go” aqua ligand with RuIII⋯O distance of 3.62 Å was observed. This aqua ligand was also found to be part of a formed hydrogen-bonding network, providing a good indication of how the RuIII-OH2 complex is formed.



中文翻译:

完成Ru-bda型水氧化催化剂催化循环的伪七配位Ru(III)中间体的分离与鉴定

由于违反了 18 电子规则,用水配体(2 电子供体)分离 Ru III -bda(17 电子物质)复合物具有挑战性。尽管已经为 Ru-bda 家族对水氧化的机理研究做出了相当大的努力,但 Ru III -bda aqua 复合物的结构和初始形成仍然存在争议。在这里,我们通过设计一个袋状的 Ru 基复合物 1 来挑战这个经常被忽视的步骤。 计算研究表明 1 在 Ru V (O) 状态下具有关键的疏水性以及类似的终端 O 进入溶剂的可能性与经典的 Ru-bda 催化剂相比,水分子。通过表征 Ru II的单晶结构和 Ru III状态,观察到了一个伪七坐标“即用型”水配体,Ru III ⋯O 距离为 3.62 Å。还发现这种水配体是形成的氢键网络的一部分,很好地表明了 Ru III -OH 2复合物是如何形成的。

更新日期:2021-09-06
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