1964
DOI: 10.1021/ja01076a021
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The Magnetic Properties of Nickel(II) Complexes Containing a Macrocyclic Ligand and the Existence of a High Spin-Low Spin Equilibrium

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“…The role that metal coordination geometries can play in organizing organic building blocks [26] during chemical reactions was formally recognized by Busch. [25,[27][28][29][30][31][32] Several factors form the basis for the metal template [33] concepts introduced at that time: a) Stabilization/activation of the ligands: The formation of a metal-ligand complex can either stabilize a ligand or activate it to further reaction (as occurs in metal catalysis).…”
Section: Template Effects: From Coordination Complexes To Macrocyclesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The role that metal coordination geometries can play in organizing organic building blocks [26] during chemical reactions was formally recognized by Busch. [25,[27][28][29][30][31][32] Several factors form the basis for the metal template [33] concepts introduced at that time: a) Stabilization/activation of the ligands: The formation of a metal-ligand complex can either stabilize a ligand or activate it to further reaction (as occurs in metal catalysis).…”
Section: Template Effects: From Coordination Complexes To Macrocyclesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[24,27] Ni II promotes the formation of the Schiff base ligand 1 in high yield from reagents that form thiazolidines in the absence of the metal ion. Similarly, it was shown that although o-aminobenzaldehyde (2) undergoes a slow selfcondensation reaction to form a trimer 3, [36] in the presence of a range of metal ions a cyclic tetramer is preferentially formed as a square-planar complex 4-M II (M = Ni II , [28,37] Fe III , [29d] Co II , [28a] Co III , [29c] Cu II , [28a, 29a] Zn II[29e] and others, [29] Scheme 2 a). In the kinetic template effect a metal ion constrains [30,31,38] ligands causing spatial (including geometric and/or topological) control of reactions between reactive functional groups similar to the proximity effects [35] observed in some enzyme catalysis.…”
Section: Template Effects: From Coordination Complexes To Macrocyclesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Gleichermaßen wurde gezeigt, dass o-Aminobenzaldehyd (2), der zwar einer langsamen Selbstkondensation unter Bildung des Trimers 3 unterliegt, [36] in Gegenwart zahlreicher Metallionen bevorzugt ein cyclisches Tetramer in Form eines quadratisch planaren Komplexes 4-M II bildet (M = Ni II , [28,37] [30,31,38] die Liganden ein, was eine räumliche (einschließlich geometrischer und/oder topologischer) Kontrolle der Reaktion zwischen reaktiven funktionellen Gruppen hervorruft, ähnlich den in einigen Enzymkatalysen beobachteten Proximity-Effekten. [35] Im ursprünglichen Beispiel von Busch (Schema 1) [30,39] wird die Konformation des vierzähni-gen Liganden von 1-Ni II durch das Metallion auf eine Weise kontrolliert, die die beiden reaktiven Thiolat-Endgruppen räumlich näher zueinander führt.…”
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“…[25a, 28,29] In Gegenwart von Ni II , [28] [28,29] Ni II wirkt über eine fac-oktaedrische Koordination auch als Templat zur Bildung eines dreizähnigen Makrocyclus. [37] b) Buschs Einsatz von Fe III in der Synthese des Makrocyclus 7-Fe III aus 2,6-Diacetylpyridin und Tetraethylenpentamin.…”
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