Spectrophotometric determination of samarium(III) with chrome azurol S in the presence of cetylpyridinium chloride

A sensitive, simple method for the determination of trace amounts of samarium by spectrophotometry is described based on the formation of the samarium-chrome azurol S (CAS) complex in micellar medium. The molar absorptivities of the complexes at pH 7.5 at 505 nm were 3.6x10(4) and 1.4x10(5) l mol(-1) cm(-1) for water media and cetylpyridinium chloride (CPC), respectively. Beer's law is obeyed from 0.05-2 mg l(-1) of samarium at 505 nm as Sm-CAS-CPC complex. Optimal conditions such as reagent amounts, and pH for the samarium determination were reported. The effects of foreign ions were also investigated. The proposed method was successfully applied to the determination of samarium contents in synthetic samples.     

X-Ray Structure of 8-Quinolinolato Lanthanide Complex: (8-Quinolinolato)bis(2,6-di-tert-butyl-4-methylphenoxo)samarium

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The first directed reduction of beta-alkoxy ketones to anti-1,3-diol monoethers: identification of spectator and director alkoxy groups

A new reduction procedure for the stereoselective reduction of certain beta-alkoxy ketones is described. The method relies upon electron-transfer reduction using samarium diiodide in THF with MeOH as an additive. Reduction is facile for a number of alkoxy groups that can complex samarium effectively but is not observed with TBS or benzyl protecting groups. Experiments with deuterated methanol show that the stereoselectivity arises from protonation of a samarium carbanion intermediate.     

Heterometallic nickel(II) samarium(III) diethylenetriaminepentaacetate, a starting material for the preparation of samarium nickelate films

A reaction of samarium oxide, nickel oxocarbonate, and diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid (H₅DTPA) taken in stoichiometric proportions in water gave SmNiDTPA · 10H₂O as a glassy solid. The formation of this heterometallic complex was confirmed by data from elemental analysis, IR spectroscopy, thermal analysis, and X-ray fluorescence analysis. An aqueous solution of the complex was used to deposit SmNiO₃ films onto a single-crystal SrTiO₃(001) substrate. The SmNiO₃ phase in films obtained upon 3-h annealing at 500°C was identified by powder X-ray diffraction. Films deposited from a solution of an equimolar mixture of monometallic samarium and nickel diethylenetriaminepentaacetates contained no samarium nickelate.     

Tetrametallic Reduction of Dinitrogen: Formation of a Tetranuclear Samarium Dinitrogen Complex

The cooperative attack of four (dipyrromethanyl)Sm(II) units on dinitrogen resulted in a novel tetranuclear samarium dinitrogen complex (shown schematically). The presence of halogen atoms inhibited reactivity with dinitrogen through the assembly of divalent samarium clusters. dipyrr=diphenylmethyldipyrrolide dianion.     

Third Order Derivative Molecular Absorption Spectrophotometry Determination of Traces of Samarium With Methyl Thymol Blue - CTAB or CPB

Abstract

A sensitive and selective method is described for the determination of traces of samarium by third order derivative molecular absorption spectrophotometry (TDMAS). The method is based on the formation of a stable, blue coloured water soluble ternary complex (Metal-Chromogenic reagent-surfactant) which is formed when cetyl trimethyl ammonium bromide or cetyl pyridinium bromide is added to binary samarium-methyl thymol blue system. The influence of various instrumental parameters and reaction conditions for maximum colour development is investigated. The ternary complex detection limit is 7.5 μg of samarium present in 25 ml of final solution. Linear calibration graphs are obtained for 0–30 μg of samarium. The relative standard deviation of the procedure was calculated to be 1.6%. Gd, Tb, Dy, Ho, Tm and Lu do not interfere in TDMAS determination of samarium. Methods are described for masking other interfering analytes.     

Cubic and doubly-fused cubic samarium clusters from Sm(II)-mediated reduction of organic azides and azobenzenes

A polynuclear samarium imido complex [(L)Sm(4)(μ(3)-NSiMe(3))(4)] (2) featuring a cubane-like cluster has been synthesized from the reaction of an organic azide and a samarium(II) complex [(L)SmI(2)Li(2)(THF)(Et(2)O)(2)] (1). In addition, this divalent samarium starting material (1) reacts with azobenzene to give the first example of a well-defined doubly-fused cubic imido-cluster [(L)Sm(6)(μ(3)-NPh)(4)(μ(4)-NPh)(2)I(2)(THF)(2)] (4) in addition to a major cubic complex [(L)Sm(4)(μ(3)-NPh)(4)] (3).     

Tripyrrolidinophosphoric acid triamide as an activator in samarium diiodide reductions

The electrochemical and spectrophotometric characterization of the complex formed from samarium diiodide and 4 equiv of tripyrrolidinophosphoric acid triamide (TPPA) is presented. Kinetic studies indicate that the SmI(2)/TPPA complex possesses reactivity greater than the complex formed between samarium diiodide and 4 equiv of HMPA. Examples of the use of SmI(2)/TPPA in synthesis are presented.     

Determination of 0.01-0.1% of samarium in 40-100 mg of lead chloride

A method is described for the determination of 5-25 mug of samarium in about 40 mg of lead chloride, based on the removal of the lead by electrolysis and determination of the samarium by extraction with PAN and measurement of the extinction of the complex at 552 nm.     

A Samarium "Soluble" Anode: A New Source of SmI(2) Reagent for Electrosynthetic Application

An electrochemical method to prepare solutions of samarium diiodide in THF is reported. The simple electrolysis of a samarium rod provides a rapid and straightforward in situ synthesis of SmI(2) . The electrogenerated complex catalyzes various C?C bond formations. The reagent is produced continuously and leads to efficient organic electrosynthesis with significantly smaller amounts of solvent than usually required.     

Synthesis and Characterization of Samarium （Ⅲ） Containing Poly-（N-vinylacetamide） Complex

Poly (N-vinylacetamide) (PNVA) was synthesized by the free radical polymerization and its samarium (Ⅲ) binary complex was prepared and characterized by means of IR, UV-vis, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) and fluorescence spectra. The fluorescent intensity of samarium (Ⅲ) characteristic emission was increased significantly due to efficient energy transfer from polymeric ligand to Sm (Ⅲ) ion in the complex.     

C-H Activation (gamma-deprotonation) of a Sm(III) bis(trimethylsilyl)amide complex via macrocyclic stabilisation of the sodium counter ion

The gamma-deprotonation of a samarium(III) bis(trimethylsilyl)amide complex derived from a dimetallated trans-dioxaporphyrinogen has been achieved through stabilisation of the counter cation within the macrocyclic cavity.     

Distinct electronic structures and bonding interactions in inverse-sandwich samarium and ytterbium biphenyl complexes

Inverse-sandwich samarium and ytterbium biphenyl complexes were synthesized by the reduction of their trivalent halide precursors with potassium graphite in the presence of biphenyl. While the samarium complex had a similar structure as previously reported rare earth metal biphenyl complexes, with the two samarium ions bound to the same phenyl ring, the ytterbium counterpart adopted a different structure, with the two ytterbium ions bound to different phenyl rings. Upon the addition of crown ether to encapsulate the potassium ions, the inverse-sandwich samarium biphenyl structure remained intact; however, the ytterbium biphenyl structure fell apart with the concomitant formation of a divalent ytterbium crown ether complex and potassium biphenylide. Spectroscopic and computational studies were performed to gain insight into the electronic structures and bonding interactions of these samarium and ytterbium biphenyl complexes. While the ytterbium ions were found to be divalent with a 4f¹⁴ electron configuration and form a primarily ionic bonding interaction with biphenyl dianion, the samarium ions were in the trivalent state with a 4f⁵ electron configuration and mainly utilized the 5d orbitals to form a δ-type bonding interaction with the π* orbitals of the biphenyl tetraanion, showing covalent character.

Inverse-sandwich samarium and ytterbium biphenyl complexes were synthesized and characterized by X-ray crystallography. Combined experimental and computational studies indicated that they have distinct electronic structures and bonding interactions.     

Synthesis of nano-pore samarium (III)-imprinted polymer for preconcentrative separation of samarium ions from other lanthanide ions via solid phase extraction

A batch process was developed to separate samarium ions from some lanthanide ions by a novel solid phase which was prepared via the ion-imprinting technique. The samarium (III) ion-imprinted polymer (IIP) particles were synthesized by preparing the ternary complex of samarium ions with 5,7-dichloroquinoline-8-ol (DCQ) and 4-vinylpyridine (VP). Then, thermally copolymerization with styrene (functional monomer, STY) and divinylbenzene (cross-linking monomer, DVB) followed in the presence of 2-methoxy ethanol (porogen) and 2,2′-azobisisobutyronitrile (initiator, AIBN). The imprinted ion was removed by stirring the above particles with 50% (v/v) HCl to obtain the leached IIP particles. Moreover, control polymer (CP) particles were similarly prepared without the samarium ions. The unleached and leached IIP particles were characterized by X-ray diffraction (XRD), infra-red spectroscopy (IR), thermo gravimetric analysis (TGA) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Finally, preconcentration and selectivity studies for samarium and the other lanthanide ions were carried out. The preconcentration of the samarium (III) traces was studied during rebinding with the leached IIP particles as a function of pH, the weight of the polymer material, the preconcentration and the elution times, the eluent volume and the aqueous phase volume. These studies indicated that the samarium (III) amount as low as 1 μg, present in 200 mL, could be preconcentrated into 25 mL of 1.0 M HCl.     

钐试剂在有机合成中应用的若干新进展

综述了本课题组最近几年关于钐试剂在有机合成中应用的研究进展. 主要包括以下几部分内容: (1) 二碘化钐促进的有机反应研究; (2) 金属钐直接应用于有机合成的研究; (3) 其它钐试剂 (三碘化钐, 烯丙基溴化钐) 促进的有机反应研究.     

Synthesis and Structure of Unprecedented Samarium Complex with Bulky Bis‐iminopyrrolyl Ligand via Intramolecular C=N Bond Activation

An unprecedentate samarium complex of the molecular composition [{κ³‐{(Ph₂CH)N=CH}₂C₄H₂N)}{κ³‐{(Ph₂CHN=CH)(Ph₂CHNCH)C₄H₂N}Sm}₂] ( 2 ), which was isolated by the reaction of a potassium salt of 2,5‐bis{N‐(diphenylmethyl)‐iminomethyl}pyrrolyl ligand [K(THF)₂{(Ph₂CH)N=CH}₂C₄H₂N)] ( 1 ) with anhydrous samarium diiodide in THF at 60 °C through the in situ reduction of imine bond is presented. The homoleptic samarium complex [[κ³‐{(Ph₂CH)–N=CH}₂C₄H₂N)]₃Sm] ( 3 ) can also be obtained from the reaction of compound 1 with anhydrous samarium triiodide (SmI₃) in THF at 60 °C. The molecular structures of complexes 2 and 3 were established by single‐crystal X‐ray diffraction analysis. The molecular structure of complex 2 reveals the formation of a C–C bond in the 2,5‐bis{N‐(diphenylmethyl)iminomethyl}pyrrole ligand moiety (Ph₂Py^–). However, complex 3 is a homoleptic samarium complex of three bis‐iminopyrrolyl ligands. In complex 2 , the samarium ion adopts an octahedral arrangement, whereas in complex 3 , a distorted three face‐centered trigonal prismatic mode of nine coordination is observed around the metal ion.     

8-羟基喹啉对稀土钐和钇的萃取行为

研究了8-羟基喹啉（HQ）-庚烷体系从硝酸介质中萃取钐、钇的行为。 考察了HQ浓度、平衡水相pH值及NO-3离子浓度对稀土分配比的影响。 研究结果表明,稀土萃取分配比随水相pH值、8-羟基喹啉浓度的增加而增大,随水相中NO-3浓度的增高而降低。 根据斜率法及电荷平衡原理确定萃合物的组成为M(NO3)·Q(HQ)(OH), HNO3 体系中HQ萃取Sm3+、Y3+属络合机理。     

Time discrimination in the laser fluorimetry and ultratrace determination of europium(III) and samarium(III) with 4,4,4-trifluoro-1-(2-thienyl)-1,3-butanedione

Efficient application of time discrimination has succeeded in substantial reduction of the detection limit of laser fluorimetry. A nitrogen laser and a pulse-gated photon counting method are combined. The detection limits for europiuni(III) and samarium(III) with 4,4,4-trifluoro-1-(2-thienyl)-1,3-butanedione in solution are 0.4 pg l^-1 and 0.3 ng l^-1, respectively. The results are attributed to effective removal of the short-lived unwanted signals. This technique makes possible the ultratrace determination of a fluorescent molecule in a mixture with others by making the most of the difference of their emission lifetimes. The europium(III) complex can be determined with high selectivity and sensitivity in a large excess of the samarium(III) complex     

苯甲酸钐的水热合成和热分解反应机理

用水热法合成了无水苯甲酸钐配合物,经元素分析、IR和X射线粉末衍射表征了该配合物,系层状结构,属单斜晶系。用TG、DTA、IR、色谱-质谱联用仪研究了它的热分解机理。在氮气氛下,热分解分两步进行:第一步分解生成钐的二碳酸一氧盐和有机化合物。生成的有机化合物成分比较复杂,主要成分为苯甲酸、二苯甲酮、9,10-蒽醌和1,3-二苯基异苯并呋喃等。第二步二碳酸一氧盐进一步分解生成氧化钐和二氧化碳。     

Thermolysis mechanism of samarium nitrate hexahydrate

Thermal decomposition of samarium nitrate hexahydrate Sm(NO₃)₃·6H₂O has been investigated by thermogravimetry, differential scanning calorimetry, infrared spectroscopy, and X-ray diffractometry. This is a complex process that involves slow dehydration and fast concomitant internal hydrolysis. It is markedly different from the processes described for other members of the lanthanide series. At the first stage, pyrolysis is accompanied by removal of water and nitric acid to form samarium pentahydrate Sm(NO₃)₃·5H₂O and intermediate oxonitrates containing O–Sm–OH groups. No traces of SmONO₃ were detected. It is assumed that the existence of intermediate structures with six atoms of samarium best fits the experimental results. At higher temperatures, these products undergo further degradation, lose nitrogen dioxide, water, and oxygen, and finally, after having lost lattice water, are transformed into a cubic form of samarium oxide.