1981
DOI: 10.1021/ic50217a016
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Substitution reactions of metallic complexes of .beta.,.beta.',.beta.''-triaminotriethylamine. 13. Kinetics of solvolysis of the dichloro(.beta.,.beta.',.beta.''-triaminotriethylamine)cobalt(III) and -chromium(III) cations in nonaqueous media and synthesis and characterization of some cobalt(III) and chromium(III) halo-tren complexes containing coordinated neutral nonaqueous ligands

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“…The better performance of 7 may be partly attributed to the unique geometric properties of the tren ligand, which have been shown to greatly affect the kinetics of substitution reactions in chromium complexes. 39,40 Generally, from these studies it is clear that tripod ligands are better suited to stabilise and protect the metal centre during the catalytic cycle than related bidentate ligands. The results from the catalytic testing of the imidazole chelated complexes show that, in agreement with the metal centres residing in a bis(imidazole) framework, these complexes display similar activities and selectivities, with the observed differences arising from variations in the additional substituents and donor centres respectively.…”
Section: Catalysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The better performance of 7 may be partly attributed to the unique geometric properties of the tren ligand, which have been shown to greatly affect the kinetics of substitution reactions in chromium complexes. 39,40 Generally, from these studies it is clear that tripod ligands are better suited to stabilise and protect the metal centre during the catalytic cycle than related bidentate ligands. The results from the catalytic testing of the imidazole chelated complexes show that, in agreement with the metal centres residing in a bis(imidazole) framework, these complexes display similar activities and selectivities, with the observed differences arising from variations in the additional substituents and donor centres respectively.…”
Section: Catalysismentioning
confidence: 99%