Complementary anion binding by bidentate boron-containing Lewis acids
Anion binding by the pyroborates (catB)2O (1, cat = O 2C6H4-1,2) and (S,S-Ph2C 2H2O2B)2O (2) has been investigated by spectroscopic, structural and titration methods. 1 has been shown to act as a bifunctional Lewis acid, exemplified by the complementary (1:1) binding of bidentate bases such as aceta...
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author | Coombs, N Aldridge, S Wiltshire, G Kays, D Bresner, C Ooi, L |
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description | Anion binding by the pyroborates (catB)2O (1, cat = O 2C6H4-1,2) and (S,S-Ph2C 2H2O2B)2O (2) has been investigated by spectroscopic, structural and titration methods. 1 has been shown to act as a bifunctional Lewis acid, exemplified by the complementary (1:1) binding of bidentate bases such as acetate and dihydrogen phosphate. The former complex has been characterized in the solid state by X-ray diffraction and a binding constant of 1500 ± 550 M-1 determined in chloroform solution. The reaction of 2 with acetate, by contrast, leads to breakdown of the Lewis acid chelate and to the formation of the homochiral borate anion [(S,S-Ph 2C2H2O2)2B]- in good yield (84% based on the chiral component). © 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:567936a3-2db7-4d75-add2-86cbde71e59d2022-03-26T16:50:29ZComplementary anion binding by bidentate boron-containing Lewis acidsConference itemhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_5794uuid:567936a3-2db7-4d75-add2-86cbde71e59dSymplectic Elements at Oxford2005Coombs, NAldridge, SWiltshire, GKays, DBresner, COoi, LAnion binding by the pyroborates (catB)2O (1, cat = O 2C6H4-1,2) and (S,S-Ph2C 2H2O2B)2O (2) has been investigated by spectroscopic, structural and titration methods. 1 has been shown to act as a bifunctional Lewis acid, exemplified by the complementary (1:1) binding of bidentate bases such as acetate and dihydrogen phosphate. The former complex has been characterized in the solid state by X-ray diffraction and a binding constant of 1500 ± 550 M-1 determined in chloroform solution. The reaction of 2 with acetate, by contrast, leads to breakdown of the Lewis acid chelate and to the formation of the homochiral borate anion [(S,S-Ph 2C2H2O2)2B]- in good yield (84% based on the chiral component). © 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved. |
spellingShingle | Coombs, N Aldridge, S Wiltshire, G Kays, D Bresner, C Ooi, L Complementary anion binding by bidentate boron-containing Lewis acids |
title | Complementary anion binding by bidentate boron-containing Lewis acids |
title_full | Complementary anion binding by bidentate boron-containing Lewis acids |
title_fullStr | Complementary anion binding by bidentate boron-containing Lewis acids |
title_full_unstemmed | Complementary anion binding by bidentate boron-containing Lewis acids |
title_short | Complementary anion binding by bidentate boron-containing Lewis acids |
title_sort | complementary anion binding by bidentate boron containing lewis acids |
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