Issue 31, 2013

Comparison of chemical interactions with Li+ and catalytic reactivity of electrochemically generated [FeICl(L)]2− and [CoI(L)] complexes (L = salen or salophen)

Abstract

The cyclic voltammetric behavior of [FeIIICl(salen)] complexes has been investigated in CH3CN and compared to that obtained with [CoII(salen)] analogues. Details of the mechanism associated with iron– and cobalt–salen complex reduction in the presence of the lithium cation have been elucidated by comparison of simulated and experimental voltammograms. Electrogenerated [FeICl(salen)]2− and [FeICl(salophen)]2− complexes catalyze the dehalogenation of halo–alkyl compounds as is the case with [CoI(salen)] complexes, even in the presence of the lithium cation which allows the reduction to occur at a less negative potential.

Graphical abstract: Comparison of chemical interactions with Li+ and catalytic reactivity of electrochemically generated [FeICl(L)]2− and [CoI(L)]− complexes (L = salen or salophen)

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Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
23 Jan 2013
Accepted
16 May 2013
First published
20 May 2013

Dalton Trans., 2013,42, 11146-11154

Comparison of chemical interactions with Li+ and catalytic reactivity of electrochemically generated [FeICl(L)]2− and [CoI(L)] complexes (L = salen or salophen)

T. Ueda, N. Inazuma, D. Komatsu, H. Yasuzawa, A. Onda, S. Guo and A. M. Bond, Dalton Trans., 2013, 42, 11146 DOI: 10.1039/C3DT50233C

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