2006
DOI: 10.1007/s00706-005-0469-6
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Synthesis and Electrochemical Behavior of Some 1H-3-Methyl-4-ethoxycarbonyl-5-(benzylidenehydrazino)pyrazoles

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“…The electron-withdrawing substituents (−F, −Cl, −CF 3 , and −NO 2 ) in [Cu­(PPP4FpT)­Cl], [Cu­(PPP4ClpT)­Cl], Cu­(PPP4TFpT)­Cl], and [Cu­(PPP4NpT)­Cl], led to Cu­(II/I) couples of −739, −694, −682, and −660 mV, respectively, that correlated to the increasing order of substituent electron-inductive effect, namely, F < Cl < CF 3 < NO 2 (Figure B; Table ). Similarly to the Fe­(III) complexes, the redox potentials of the Cu­(II) complexes varied linearly ( r = 0.77) with the σ p (Figure S4B).…”
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“…The electron-withdrawing substituents (−F, −Cl, −CF 3 , and −NO 2 ) in [Cu­(PPP4FpT)­Cl], [Cu­(PPP4ClpT)­Cl], Cu­(PPP4TFpT)­Cl], and [Cu­(PPP4NpT)­Cl], led to Cu­(II/I) couples of −739, −694, −682, and −660 mV, respectively, that correlated to the increasing order of substituent electron-inductive effect, namely, F < Cl < CF 3 < NO 2 (Figure B; Table ). Similarly to the Fe­(III) complexes, the redox potentials of the Cu­(II) complexes varied linearly ( r = 0.77) with the σ p (Figure S4B).…”
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“…The electron-withdrawing substituents (−F, −Cl, −CF 3 , and −NO 2 ) in [Fe(PPP4FpT) 2 ] + , [Fe(PPP4ClpT) 2 ] + , [Fe(PPP4TFpT) 2 ] + , and [Fe(PPP4NpT) 2 ] + , which decrease electron density around the metal center, ,, led to higher Fe(III/II) couples of −328, −309, −278, and −231 mV, respectively, compared to [Fe(PPP4pT) 2 ] +/0 (Figure A; Table ). The latter increase in redox potential correlates to the increasing order of substituent electron-inductive effects, namely, F < Cl < CF 3 < NO 2 . Furthermore, the redox potentials of the Fe(III) complexes varied linearly ( r = 0.99) with the Hammett substituent parameter ( σ p ) (Figure S4A) that measures the inductive and resonance effects of substituents on aromatic rings. , Higher positive σ p values resulted in complexes with higher potentials (Table ).…”
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“…The limited synthetic methods for such systems fall into three groups: (i) starting from substituted pyrazolo derivatives such as 3-amino, , 3-hydrazino, ,− 3-hydroxy or 3-diazonium salts, , (ii) cyclic condensations of 4-amino-5-thioxo-1,2,4-triazoles, 3,4-diamino-1,2,4-triazoles, , 3-methylthio-1,2,4-triazolium salts or 4-amino-1,2,4-triazolium salts and (iii) ring contraction of [1,2,4]triazolo[3,4- b ][1,3,4]thiadiazines. , …”
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