亚硝酸甲酯分子在440nm附近的激光光解

近年来亚硝酸甲酯分子（CHa0NO）的光解动力学研究十分活跃｛‘5］，主要集中在紫外激光的单光子解离的机理，光解过程的矢量相关性质和光解产物的态分布．CH30NO分子的解离能D。（CH30－NO）＝174kJ·mol‘，若单从能量上看，人＜689。的光就能使其解离，但人＞400urn的光解离研究还未见报导．＊H30＊0分子在人＞40onm的强激光场下是充电离还是先解离，是单光子解离还是多光子解离，以及通过哪个电子态解离都不清楚．时间飞行质谱不仅具有质量分辨率高、范围宽，而且响应快，因此适合做光解光电离过程初生态产物的探测．特别是时间飞…     

Pt电极表面共吸附层NO和CO氧化还原的CV及原位FTIR研究

应用电化学循环伏安方法（CV）和原位傅里叶变换红外反射光谱（in situ FTIRS）研究了酸性溶液中Pt多晶电极表面NO和CO的共吸附行为及吸附态CO对吸附物种NO氧化还原反应的影响．研究结果表明,0．20V（VS．SCE）时,CO和NO能同时稳定吸附在Pt电极表面,CO以线性吸附态（CO L）存在,NO以桥式吸附态（NOB）和线性吸附态（NO L）共存．CO L 的共存使得NO的还原电流峰电位负移约0．024V,并且促使不易被氧化的NO B在0．93V处被氧化．原位FTIRS研究进一步表明,NO可以置换预吸附在电极表面的CO,NO和CO在Pt多晶电极表面的吸附是一个竞争吸附的过程．在0．45V-1．2V电位区间,NO和CO都能转化为环境友好产物,分别为NO3-和CO2．且Pt电极表面共吸附物种CO的量直接影响NO B的氧化产物NO3-的生成量．     

CH3NO2与HE(23S)、Ne(3P0.2)的解离激发反应

利用分子束和化学发光技术，在单次碰撞条件下，首次研究了亚稳态原子He（23S）、Ne（3P0．2）与CH3NO2的解离激发反应，探测到反应的激发态产物（CH（A）、CH（B）、CH（C）的化学发光，在He（23S）／CH3NO2反应中同时探测到H（Balmer）的发射．利用He（23S）＋N2→N2＋（B）＋He＋e－作参考反应，测定了反应He（23S）／CH3NO2产生的CH的A－X，B－X，C－X以及H原子的发射速率常数．利用化学发光光谱的计算机模拟，求得了激发态产物CH（A）的初生态振动布居和转动温度．结合相空间理论对解离过程CH（A）的形成通道进行了讨论，认为CH（A）的形成是经由中间体CH3*的二体解离过程．     

CH_2(~3B_1)自由基与N_2O反应的研究

CH2是燃烧和大气光化学中重要的自由基之一[1]．在燃烧过程中,CH2自由基由碳氢化合物分子热解或由O原子和C2H2等反应生成．这种高活性的中间体,又可进一步与燃烧过程中其它重要物质如NOx（NO、NO2、N2O）发生反应．在低温燃烧过程中,N2O是NOx存在的主要形式,所以,研究CH2自由基与N2O的反应,对于了解燃烧机制有重要意义．就我们所知,关于CHZ和N20的反应,国内外还未见文献报导．本文从态-态反应的层次上,开展基电子态CH2（X3B1）自由基与N2O反应的实验研究．我们利用351um紫外激光光解CH2CO产生CH2自由基,这种方法…     

Cu－HMS分子筛的合成条件及其催化性能

 以十二胺（DDA）为模板剂，正硅酸乙酯（TEOS）为硅源，在中性介质中于室温条件下合成了含Cu的中孔杂原子分子筛Cu－HMS．在85℃及常压下，以异丙苯氧化（O2为氧化剂）为探针反应考察了Cu源、Cu／Si摩尔比、DDA／TEOS摩尔比和晶化时间等合成条件对分子筛催化氧化性能的影响．实验结果发现，在Cu／Si摩尔比为0．02～0．03，DDA／TEOS摩尔比为0．1～0．3，晶化时间为1h以上，Cu源为Cu（NO3）2的条件下得到的Cu－HMS分子筛催化活性最高．用XRD，29SiMASNMR，FT－IR，低温N2吸附和原子发射光谱（ICP）等手段对催化活性最高的分子筛样品的结构及表面性质进行了表征，证明该分子筛具有典型的HMS结构，同时发现Cu元素已进入分子筛骨架结构．     

大气氧化性定量表征方法的建立及其应用

从大气化学反应动力学的基本原理出发，推导出还原性污染物在大气中总的准一级氧化去除速率常数（Kpor,T），用以定量表征大气氧化性，为与大气氧化性有关问题的深入探讨提供了量化参数．并以珠江三角洲为例，以CBM-IV机理的氧化反应为基础，利用Kpor.T对该区域大气氧化性进行了数值模拟研究．结果表明，在珠江三角洲地区，大气氧化性具有明显的日变化规律和空间分布特征；OH自由基引发的氧化反应，二氧化硫的非均相氧化反应、醛类的光解反应是影响大气氧化性的主要氧化过程．     

焙烧温度对La2O3—NiO体系结构和导电性及某些催化性能的影响

稀土氧化物特别是La2O3作为助催化剂，对CO甲烷化反应有促进作用，已为人们所知［‘j．研究焙烧温度对La。O。－NIO催化剂结构、导电性，特别是对其在不同类型反应中催化性能的影响，目前文献报道较少．本文通过多晶X射线衍射（XRD），差热一热重分析（DTA－TG），导电性测量，CO甲烷化及二甲苯完全氧化反应活性测定等手段，考察了所制备的La。Os－NIO催化剂经不同温度焙烧后，结构、热效应、导电性的变化，并研究了该体系催化剂在上述两种不同类型反应中的催化性能．用分析纯试剂La（NO3)·6H2O和La（NO3）3·6H2O（北京化工…     

用CuO／γ－Al2O3催化剂同时脱除烟气中的SO2和NO

 研究了用CuO／γ－Al2O3催化剂同时脱除烟气中的SO2和NO，并在固定床反应器中考察了反应条件对其催化活性的影响．结果表明，温度和SO2对CuO／γ－Al2O3的催化活性均具有双重影响．新鲜催化剂和硫化催化剂上最适宜的脱硝温度分别为250～300℃和300～450℃，最适宜的n（NH3）／n（NO）约为1．2．烟气中的氧可大大提高CuO／γ－Al2O3的脱硫脱硝活性．综合考虑吸附硫容和NO脱除率，CuO／γ－Al2O3同时脱硫脱硝的最适宜温度为350～450℃．温度和SO2在高温区对CuO／γ－Al2O3活性的影响源于两者对NH3氧化活性的改变，高温下CuO／γ－Al2O3的活性下降是因为NH3氧化加剧；SO2通过使催化剂硫化生成硫酸盐来抑制NH3氧化，从而提高CuO／γ－Al2O3的活性．吸硫饱和的催化剂可于5％NH3中还原再生，再生后其硫容较初始时降低，但其活性大幅度提高．     

反相高效液相色谱分离测定铁—芳烃络合物光引发剂及光解动力学研究

本文以反相高效液相色谱法（ＲＰ－ＨＰＬＣ）研究了铁－芳烃络合物光引发剂及光解产物的分离条件和影响因素，推导出光解动力学方程式，方法灵敏度高，引发剂的检测限为１００ｎｇ／Ｌ，测定的标准偏差为０．３１％～０．４６％，相对标准偏差为０．８２％～２．１３％，在此条件下样品杂质不干扰测定。     

C2H3＋NO2反应速率常数的研究

利用激光光解C2H3Br产生C2H3自由基,在气相298 K, 总压2.66×103 Pa的条件下,研究C2H3与NO2的反应,用激光光解-激光诱导荧光（LP-LIF）检测中间产物OH自由基的相对浓度随着反应时间的变化关系,报导了双分子反应C2H3＋NO2的速率常数k(C2H3＋NO2)=(1.8±0.05)×10－11cm3•molec.－1•s－1,同时也得到OH＋NO2反应的速率常数k(OH＋NO2)=(2.1±0.15)×10－12 cm3•molec.－1•s－1.     

Infrared spectra of cis- and trans-peroxynitrite anion, OONO-, in solid argon

The peroxynitrite anion, of vast importance in biochemistry, is formed in vivo from the reaction of NO and O(-2). Laser ablation of 10 different metal targets with concurrent 7 K codeposition of NO/Ar and O(2)/Ar mixtures gives new metal-independent infrared bands at 1458.3 and 806.1 cm(-)(1), and at 1433.3 and 983.2 cm(-1), in addition to known O(-4) and (NO)(-2) absorptions. The new bands are not observed with CCl(4) added to capture electrons or in O(2) and NO experiments without laser ablation to produce electrons, which identifies new product anions. Based on (15)NO and (18)O(2) isotopic shifts, splitting patterns in mixed isotopic experiments, and comparison with DFT isotopic frequency calculations, the former absorptions are assigned to cis-OONO-, and the latter pair to trans-OONO-, which are isolated from metal cations trapped elsewhere in the matrix. The cis- and trans-peroxynitrite anion isomers are probably formed via the ion-molecule reaction between O(-2)and NO: the O(-2) anion, made by the capture of ablated electrons, is attested by the observation of O(-4). cis- and trans-OONO- are reversibly photoisomerized by visible and near-UV radiation. Collisional stabilization of the OONO- ion-molecule dimer complex during formation of the solid argon matrix appears to be crucial.     

Complexes of platinum(II) containing neutral and deprotonated 9-methyladenine. Synthesis, x-ray structures, and NMR studies on the cyclic trimer cis-[L2Pt[9-MeAd([bond]H)]]3(NO3)3 and the Dinuclear cis-[L2Pt(ONO2)[9-MeAd([bond]H)]PtL2](NO3)2 (L = PMePh2)

The dinuclear hydroxo complex cis-[L(2)Pt(mu-OH)](2)(NO(3))(2) (L = PMePh(2), 1), in CH(2)Cl(2), CH(3)CN, or DMF solution, deprotonates the NH(2) group of 9-methyladenine (9-MeAd) to give the complex cis-[L(2)Pt[9-MeAd(-H)]](3)(NO(3))(3), 2, which was isolated in good yield. The X-ray structure shows that the nucleobase binds symmetrically the metal centers through the N(1),N(6) atoms forming a cyclic trimer with Pt...Pt distances in the range 5.202(1)-5.382(1) A. Dissolution of 2 in DMSO or DMF determines the partial (or total) dissociation of the cyclic structure to form several fragments. A multinuclear NMR analysis of the resulting mixture supports the presence of the mononuclear species cis-[L(2)Pt[9-MeAd(-H)]](+), 3, in which the deprotonated nucleobase chelates the metal center with the N(6),N(7) atoms. Addition of a stoichiometric amount of the nitrato complex cis-[L(2)Pt(ONO(2))(2)] (L = PMePh(2), 4) to a DMSO or DMF solution of 2 affords quantitatively the diplatinated compound cis-[L(2)Pt(ONO(2))[9-MeAd(-H)]PtL(2)](NO(3))(2), 5. The single-crystal X-ray analysis shows that the adenine behaves as a tridentate ligand bridging two cis-L(2)Pt units at the N(1) and N(6),N(7) sites, respectively [Pt(1)-N(1) = 2.109(5) A, Pt(2)-N(6) = 2.095(7) A, Pt(2)-N(7) = 2.126(7) A]. The N(1)-bonded metal center completes the coordination sphere through an oxygen atom of a nitrate group, and its coordination plane is arranged orthogonally with respect the second one. The Pt-O distance [2.109(5) A] is similar to those found in the nitrato complex 4 [2.110 A, average]. The related complex cis-[[L(2)Pt(ONO(2))](2)(9-MeAd)](NO(3))(2), 6, containing the neutral adenine platinated at the N(1),N(7) atoms, was isolated and its stability in solution investigated by NMR spectroscopy. In DMSO, 6 undergoes decomposition forming a mixture of the species 4, 5, and the adenine mono- and bis-adducts cis-[L(2)Pt(9-MeAd)(DMSO)](2+), 7, and cis-[L(2)Pt(9-MeAd)(2)](2+), 8, respectively. This last complex, quantitatively formed upon addition of 9-MeAd (Pt/adenine = 1:2) to the mixture, was also isolated and characterized.     

Time-slice velocity-map ion imaging studies of the photodissociation of NO in the vacuum ultraviolet region

The time-slice velocity-map ion imaging and the resonant four-wave mixing techniques are combined to study the photodissociation of NO in the vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) region around 13.5 eV above the ionization potential. The neutral atoms, i.e., N((2)D(o)), O((3)P(2)), O((3)P(1)), O((3)P(0)), and O((1)D(2)), are probed by exciting an autoionization line of O((1)D(2)) or N((2)D(o)), or an intermediate Rydberg state of O((3)P(0,1,2)). Old and new autoionization lines of O((1)D(2)) and N((2)D(o)) in this region have been measured and newer frequencies are given for them. The photodissociation channels producing N((2)D(o)) + O((3)P), N((2)D(o)) + O((1)D(2)), N((2)D(o)) + O((1)S(0)), and N((2)P(o)) + O((3)P) have all been identified. This is the first time that a single VUV photon has been used to study the photodissociation of NO in this energy region. Our measurements of the angular distributions show that the recoil anisotropy parameters (β) for all the dissociation channels except for the N((2)D(o)) + O((1)S(0)) channel are minus at each of the wavelengths used in the present study. Thus direct excitation of NO by a single VUV photon in this energy region leads to excitation of states with Σ or Δ symmetry (ΔΩ = ±1), explaining the observed perpendicular transition.     

On the origin of selective nitrous oxide N-N bond cleavage by three-coordinate molybdenum(III) complexes

Reaction of Mo(N[R]Ar)(3) (R = (t)Bu or C(CD(3))(2)CH(3)) with N(2)O gives rise exclusively to a 1:1 mixture of nitride NMo(N[R]Ar)(3) and nitrosyl ONMo(N[R]Ar)(3), rather than the known oxo complex OMo(N[R]Ar)(3) and dinitrogen. Solution calorimetry measurements were used to determine the heat of reaction of Mo(N[R]Ar)(3) with N(2)O and, independently, the heat of reaction of Mo(N[R]Ar)(3) with NO. Derived from the latter measurements is an estimate (155.3 +/- 3.3 kcal.mol(-1)) of the molybdenum-nitrogen bond dissociation enthalpy for the terminal nitrido complex, NMo(N[R]Ar)(3). Comparison of the new calorimetry data with those obtained previously for oxo transfer to Mo(N[R]Ar)(3) shows that the nitrous oxide N-N bond cleavage reaction is under kinetic control. Stopped-flow kinetic measurements revealed the reaction to be first order in both Mo(N[R]Ar)(3) and N(2)O, consistent with a mechanism featuring post-rate-determining dinuclear N-N bond scission, but also consistent with cleavage of the N-N bond at a single metal center in a mechanism requiring the intermediacy of nitric oxide. The new 2-adamantyl-substituted molybdenum complex Mo(N[2-Ad]Ar)(3) was synthesized and found also to split N(2)O, resulting in a 1:1 mixture of nitrosyl and nitride products; the reaction exhibited first-order kinetics and was found to be ca. 6 times slower than that for the tert-butyl-substituted derivative. Discussed in conjunction with studies of the 2-adamantyl derivative Mo(N[2-Ad]Ar)(3) is the role of ligand-imposed steric constraints on small-molecule, e.g. N(2) and N(2)O, activation reactivity. Bradley's chromium complex Cr(N(i)Pr(2))(3) was found to be competitive with Mo(N[R]Ar)(3) for NO binding, while on its own exhibiting no reaction with N(2)O. Competition experiments permitted determination of ratios of second-order rate constants for NO binding by the two molybdenum complexes and the chromium complex. Analysis of the product mixtures resulting from carrying out the N(2)O cleavage reactions with Cr(N(i)Pr(2))(3) present as an in situ NO scavenger rules out as dominant any mechanism involving the intermediacy of NO. Simplest and consistent with all the available data is a post-rate-determining bimetallic N-N scission process. Kinetic funneling of the reaction as indicated is taken to be governed by the properties of nitrous oxide as a ligand, coupled with the azophilic nature of three-coordinate molybdenum(III) complexes.     

Mono- and polynuclear complexes of the model nucleobase 1-methylcytosine. Synthesis and characterization of cis-[(PMe2Ph)2Pt{(1-MeCy(-H)}]3(NO3)3 and cis-[(PPh3)2Pt{1-MeCy(-H)}(1-MeCy)]NO3

The hydroxo complex cis-[L2Pt(mu-OH)]2(NO3)2 (L = PMe2Ph), in various solvents, reacts with 1-methylcytosine (1-MeCy) to give as the final product the cyclic species cis-[L2Pt{1-MeCy(-H),N 3N 4}]3(NO3)3 (1) in high or quantitative yield. X-ray analysis of 1 evidences a trinuclear species with the NH(2)-deprotonated nucleobases bridging symmetrically the metal centers through the N3 and N4 donors. A multinuclear NMR study of the reaction in DMSO-d6 reveals the initial formation of the dinuclear species cis-[L2Pt{1-MeCy(-H),N 3N 4}]2(2+) (2), which quantitatively converts into 1 following a first-order kinetic law (at 50 degrees C, t(1/2) = 5 h). In chlorinated solvents, the deprotonation of the nucleobase affords as the major product (60-70%) the linkage isomer of 1, cis-[L2Pt{1-MeCy(-H)}]3(3+) (3), in which three cytosinate ligands bridge unsymmetrically three cis-L2Pt(2+) units. In solution, 3 slowly converts quantitatively into the thermodynamically more stable isomer 1. No polynuclear adducts were obtained with the hydroxo complex stabilized by PPh3. cis-[(PPh3)2Pt(mu-OH)]2(NO3)2 reacts with 1-MeCy, in DMSO or CH2Cl2, to give the mononuclear species cis-[(PPh3)2Pt{1-MeCy(-H)}(1-MeCy)](NO3) (4) containing one neutral and one NH2-deprotonated 1-MeCy molecule, coordinated to the same metal center at the N3 and N4 sites, respectively. X-ray analysis and NMR studies show an intramolecular H bond between the N4 amino group and the uncoordinated N3 atom of the two nucleobases.     

Thermodynamic, kinetic, and mechanistic study of oxygen atom transfer from mesityl nitrile oxide to phosphines and to a terminal metal phosphido complex

The enthalpies of oxygen atom transfer (OAT) from mesityl nitrile oxide (MesCNO) to Me(3)P, Cy(3)P, Ph(3)P, and the complex (Ar[(t)Bu]N)(3)MoP (Ar = 3,5-C(6)H(3)Me(2)) have been measured by solution calorimetry yielding the following P-O bond dissociation enthalpy estimates in toluene solution (±3 kcal mol(-1)): Me(3)PO [138.5], Cy(3)PO [137.6], Ph(3)PO [132.2], (Ar[(t)Bu]N)(3)MoPO [108.9]. The data for (Ar[(t)Bu]N)(3)MoPO yield an estimate of 60.2 kcal mol(-1) for dissociation of PO from (Ar[(t)Bu]N)(3)MoPO. The mechanism of OAT from MesCNO to R(3)P and (Ar[(t)Bu]N)(3)MoP has been investigated by UV-vis and FTIR kinetic studies as well as computationally. Reactivity of R(3)P and (Ar[(t)Bu]N)(3)MoP with MesCNO is proposed to occur by nucleophilic attack by the lone pair of electrons on the phosphine or phosphide to the electrophilic C atom of MesCNO forming an adduct rather than direct attack at the terminal O. This mechanism is supported by computational studies. In addition, reaction of the N-heterocyclic carbene SIPr (SIPr = 1,3-bis(diisopropyl)phenylimidazolin-2-ylidene) with MesCNO results in formation of a stable adduct in which the lone pair of the carbene attacks the C atom of MesCNO. The crystal structure of the blue SIPr·MesCNO adduct is reported, and resembles one of the computed structures for attack of the lone pair of electrons of Me(3)P on the C atom of MesCNO. Furthermore, this adduct in which the electrophilic C atom of MesCNO is blocked by coordination to the NHC does not undergo OAT with R(3)P. However, it does undergo rapid OAT with coordinatively unsaturated metal complexes such as (Ar[(t)Bu]N)(3)V since these proceed by attack of the unblocked terminal O site of the SIPr·MesCNO adduct rather than at the blocked C site. OAT from MesCNO to pyridine, tetrahydrothiophene, and (Ar[(t)Bu]N)(3)MoN was found not to proceed in spite of thermochemical favorability.     

Reactions of acetonitrile coordinated to a nitrosylruthenium complex with H2O or CH(3)OH under mild conditions: structural characterization of imido-type complexes

The reaction of cis-[Ru(NO)(CH(3)CN)(bpy)(2)](3+) (bpy = 2,2'-bipyridine) in H(2)O at room temperature proceeded to afford two new nitrosylruthenium complexes. These complexes have been identified as nitrosylruthenium complexes containing the N-bound methylcarboxyimidato ligand, cis-[Ru(NO)(NH=C(O)CH(3))(bpy)(2)](2+), and methylcarboxyimido acid ligand, cis-[Ru(NO)(NH=C(OH)CH(3))(bpy)(2)](3+), formed by an electrophilic reaction at the nitrile carbon of the acetonitrile coordinated to the ruthenium ion. The X-ray structure analysis on a single crystal obtained from CH(3)CN-H(2)O solution of cis-[Ru(NO)(NH=C(O)CH(3))(bpy)(2)](PF(6))(3) has been performed: C(22)H(20.5)N(6)O(2)P(2.5)F(15)Ru, orthorhombic, Pccn, a = 15.966(1) A, b = 31.839(1) A, c = 11.707(1) A, V = 5950.8(4) A(3), and Z = 8. The structural results revealed that the single crystal consisted of 1:1 mixture of cis-[Ru(NO)(NH=C(O)CH(3))(bpy)(2)](2+) and cis-[Ru(NO)(NH=C(OH)CH(3))(bpy)(2)](3+) and the structural formula of this single crystal was thus [Ru(NO)(NH=C(OH(0.5))CH(3))(bpy)(2)](PF(6))(2.5). The reaction of cis-[Ru(NO)(CH(3)CN)(bpy)(2)](3+) in dry CH(3)OH-CH(3)CN at room temperature afforded a nitrosylruthenium complex containing the methyl methylcarboxyimidate ligand, cis-[Ru(NO)(NH=C(OCH(3))CH(3))(bpy)(2)](3+). The structure has been determined by X-ray structure analysis: C(25)H(29)N(8)O(18)Cl(3)Ru, monoclinic, P2(1)/c, a = 13.129(1) A, b = 17.053(1) A, c = 15.711(1) A, beta = 90.876(5) degrees, V = 3517.3(4) A(3), and Z = 4.     

The mechanism of N2O formation via the (NO)2 dimer: a density functional theory study

Catalytic formation of N(2)O via a (NO)(2) intermediate was studied employing density functional theory with generalized gradient approximations. Dimer formation was not favored on Pt(111), in agreement with previous reports. On Pt(211) a variety of dimer structures were studied, including trans-(NO)(2) and cis-(NO)(2) configurations. A possible pathway involving (NO)(2) formation at the terrace near to a Pt step is identified as the possible mechanism for low-temperature N(2)O formation. The dimer is stabilized by bond formation between one O atom of the dimer and two Pt step atoms. The overall mechanism has a low barrier of approximately 0.32 eV. The mechanism is also put into the context of the overall NO + H(2) reaction. A consideration of the step-wise hydrogenation of O(ads) from the step is also presented. Removal of O(ads) from the step is significantly different from O(ads) hydrogenation on Pt(111). The energetically favored structure at the transition state for OH(ads) formation has an activation energy of 0.63 eV. Further hydrogenation of OH(ads) has an activation energy of 0.80 eV.     

Crossed molecular beam studies on the reaction dynamics of O(1D)+N2O

The reaction of oxygen atom in its first singlet excited state with nitrous oxide was investigated under the crossed molecular beam condition. This reaction has two major product channels, NO+NO and N2+O2. The product translational energy distributions and angular distributions of both channels were determined. Using oxygen-18 isotope labeled O(1D) reactant, the newly formed NO can be distinguished from the remaining NO that was contained in the reactant N2O. Both channels have asymmetric and forward-biased angular distributions, suggesting that there is no long-lived collision complex with lifetime longer than its rotational period. The translational energy release of the N2+O2 channel (fT = 0.57) is much higher than that of the NO+NO channel (fT = 0.31). The product energy partitioning into translational, rotational, and vibrational degrees of freedom is discussed to learn more about the reaction mechanism. The branching ratio between the two product channels was estimated. The 46N2O product of the isotope exchange channel, 18O+44N2O-->16O+46N2O, was below the detection limit and therefore, the upper limit of its yield was estimated to be 0.8%.     

G-G base-pairing in nucleobase adducts of the anticancer drug cis-[PtCl2(NH3)(2-picoline)] and its trans isomer

cis-[PtCl2(NH3)(2-picoline)] (AMD473) is a sterically-hindered anticancer complex with a profile of chemical and biological activity that differs significantly from that of cisplatin. Adducts of AMD473 with neutral 9-ethylguanine (9-EtGH) and anionic (N1-deprotonated) 9-ethylguanine (9-EtG) as perchlorate and nitrate salts, and also a nitrate salt of the trans isomer (AMD443), were prepared and their structures determined by X-ray crystallography: cis-[Pt(NH3)(2-pic)(9-EtGH)2](ClO4)2 (1).2H(2)OMe(2)CO, cis-[Pt(NH3)(2-pic)(9-EtGH)2](NO3)2 (2).2H2O, cis-[Pt(NH3)(2-pic)(9-EtGH)(9-EtG)]NO3 (3),3.5 H2O, trans-[Pt(NH3)(2-pic)(9-EtGH)(9-EtG)]NO3 (4).8H2O. In all cases, platinum coordination is through N7 of neutral (1, 2) and anionic (3, 4) guanine. In each complex, the guanine bases are arranged in the head-to-tail conformation. In complex 1, there is an infinite array of six-molecule cycles, based on both hydrogen bonding and pi-pi stacking of the 2-picoline and guanine rings. Platinum(II) coordinated at N7 acidifies the N1 proton of neutral 9-ethylguanine (pKa = 9.57) to give pKa1 = 8.40 and pKa2 = 8.75 for complex 2, and pKa1 = 7.77 and pKa2 = 9.00 for complex 4. In complexes 3 and 4, three intermolecular hydrogen bonds are formed between neutral and deprotonated guanine ligands involving O6, N1 and N2 sites. Unusually, both of the platinated guanine bases of complexes 3 and 4 participate in this triple G triple bond G hydrogen bonding. This is the first report of X-ray crystal structures of nucleobase adducts of the promising anticancer drug AMD473.