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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Redox-active ligands"”.

  1. Synthesis of redox-active ligands and their use in hydrogenase modeling

    … aptly named for the metals present at the active sites. Both H2ases possess numerous unique features, including FeS cluster to relay electrons, CN and CO ligands to maintain low spin metal centers, and thiolate ligands and internal bases near the metal active sites. The inclusion of …

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  2. Reactions at coordinated ligands: redox-active ligands and coordination of Lewis acids

    … center. The three approaches were the use of redox-active ligands, ligand protonation and Lewis acid coordination to ligands. The focus is on ligand design rather than substrate or metal optimization with a primary interest in reactivity with dihydrogen. The main thrust of the work has been …

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  3. The Synthesis, Reactivity and Electrochemical Study of Metallocene Substituted α-Diimine Ligands

    … of transition metal complexes containing redox-active ligands or ligands with redox-active substituents have been areas of ongoing interest in chemical research. To date, only a handful of examples involving redox-active ligands containing main group centres have been reported. This thesis …

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  4. Controlling electronics for the formation of high valent uranium imido complexes

    … sciences. Our group has implemented the use of redox-active ligands to assist in the stabilization of low-valent uranium analogues, capable of performing multi-electron chemistry at a single uranium center. Of particular interest to our group are high-valent imido complexes, which are ubiquitous …

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  5. Redox-active ligand uranium complexes for approaches to multi-electron chemistry

    … are known to participate in multi-electron redox chemistry to facilitate important organometallic transformations, actinides, due to their low redox potentials, have a propensity to perform single electron chemistry. Because of its highly reducing nature, the ability to control the …

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  6. Synthesis and Coordination of the Arylazo Ligands 1-(2-pyridylazo)-2-phenanthrol and 1-(8-quinolynazo)-2-phenanthrol

    The use of ligands 1-(2-pyridylazo)-2-phenanthrol and 1-(8-quinolinazo)-2-phenanthrol has afforded twelve new complexes that feature many different structural, mag- netic, and electronic properties. Chapter one deals with the aspects of materials chemistry which are pertinent to the material …

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  7. Synthesis of Heteroleptic Redox-active and Spin-crossover Complexes

    The following research regarding heteroleptic redox-active complexes with the potential for spin-crossover is synthetic in nature. The intent behind incorporating the Schiff base ligand N-(8-quinolyl)salicylaldimine with some redox-active species into a mixed ligand complex featuring a d4-d7 metal …

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  8. Photoactivatable Organic and Inorganic Nanoparticles in Cancer Therapeutics and Biosensing

    … energy or an electron to oxygen to form reactive oxygen species (ROS). These ROS react with biomolecules in cells leading to cell damage and cell death. PDT has interested many researchers because of its non-invasiveness as compared to surgery, it leaves little to no scars, it is time and …

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  9. Synthesis, Characterization, and Applications of Group 13 and 14 Complexes of Chelating Formazanate Ligands

    … by chelating formazanate [R1-N-N=C(R3)-N=N-R5]‒ ligands. The resulting complexes are redox-active and often luminescent. Chapters two to four describe the synthesis and characterization of boron formazanate adducts. The work in these chapters demonstrates that through structural modification of …

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  10. Exploring the Optical and Redox Properties of π-Conjugated Boron Difluoride Formazanate Dyes

    … of these systems. The resulting materials are redox-active and exhibit rich optical properties including high molar absorptivities and low band gaps. Chapter 2 describes a series of acceptor-donor-acceptor compounds consisting of BF2 formazanates as electron acceptors bridged by a variety of …

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