Abstract:The proton stability constants of 1,1,7,7-tetraethyldiethylenetriamine (Etidien) are slightly lower than those of dien with log K values of 9.66, 8.62, and 3.55 for Etidien compared to 9.94, 9.13, and 4.34 for dien. On the other hand the stability constant for Cu(II)-Et4dien (log = 10.1) is very much less than for Cu(II)-dien (log K, = 16.0). The ethyl groups severely hinder coordination of ligands to the out-of-plane positions of copper. The 10s-fold decrease in the stability constant is attributed primarily… Show more
“…Proton Stability Constants, , K2, and K¡.-Proton stability constants have been reported previously for dien,7'11•14-17 l,l,4,7,7-Me3dien,18 and I,l,7,7-Et4dien. 19 Where measurements have been made at an ionic strength near 0.1, our results are in good agreement with literature values for dien. In the case of I,l,7,7-Et4dien, the literature values19 for , K2, and K% are 9.66, 8.62, and 3.55, respectively.…”
“…Proton Stability Constants, , K2, and K¡.-Proton stability constants have been reported previously for dien,7'11•14-17 l,l,4,7,7-Me3dien,18 and I,l,7,7-Et4dien. 19 Where measurements have been made at an ionic strength near 0.1, our results are in good agreement with literature values for dien. In the case of I,l,7,7-Et4dien, the literature values19 for , K2, and K% are 9.66, 8.62, and 3.55, respectively.…”
“…After removal of the methanol by steam bath distillation, the product was dissolved in water, Meacyclam was synthesized and purified by the method of Kolinski and Korybut-Daszkiewicz.17 Etadien was obtained from Ames Laboratories and purified as EtadienUHCl as previously described. 18 All ligand stock solutions were standardized either by potentiometric titration with standard acid solution or by spectrophotometric mole ratio plots with standard Cu(II) solution. Cu(C104)2-6H20 was recrystallized from water and standardized by EDTA titration.…”
“…co-ordinated water ligand has been shown to deprotonate with pK 6.8 at room temperature [20]. The hydrolysis equilibrium is evident in the low-temperature e.p.r.…”
U.v.-visible-absorption and e.p.r. spectroscopy were used to study the type 2 and type 3 copper centres in the mercury derivative of laccase. After treatment with peroxide the mercury derivative of laccase exhibits a fully developed absorption band at 330 nm (delta epsilon = 2900 +/- 100 M-1.cm-1, which is characteristic of type 3 copper in the oxidized state. In addition, there is a weak ligand-field absorption at 740 nm (epsilon = 380 +/- 30 M-1.cm-1), which can be assigned to the type 3 pair. Because the e.p.r. spectrum of the type 2 copper is well resolved in the case of the mercury derivative of laccase, for the first time we have been able to observe spectroscopic evidence for a pH-dependent structural transition that has been invoked to explain the kinetics of enzyme reduction [Andréasson & Reinhammar (1979) Biochim. Biophys. Acta 568, 145-156]. According to the e.p.r. data the pKa lies in the range 6-7, and comparisons with a model compound show that the spectral changes can plausibly be interpreted in terms of the deprotonation of a water molecule in the co-ordination sphere of the type 2 copper.
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