Transfer activity coefficients of crown ethers and their complexes with univalent metal ions between pairs of polar organic solvents

From a comparison of transfer activity coefficients, [(LM⁺)]_PC,2 between propylene carbonate and solvent S₂ of alkali or silver ions complexed with dibenzo-substituted crown ethers (L=DB-18-cr-6, DB-21-cr-7, DB-24-cr-8, DB-30-cr-10) it can be concluded that in the complex LM⁺ both L and M⁺ are solvated, particularly in solvents of high donicity, e.g., N,N-dimethylformamide. From the abnormally low ionic mobility of DB-30-cr-10K⁺ in acetonitrile and the high value of the association constant of the ion pair DB-30-cr-10KBr it is concluded that the outer solvent shell is stripped upon formation of the ligand separated ion pair. A linear relation is found between [log (LM⁺)]_PC,2 and [log(M⁺)]_PC,2 only when L is 18-cr-6, B-18-cr-6, or DB-18-cr-6. Deviation from the linearity of complexes of the larger dibenzo crown ethers is attributed to the flexibility of L. It is shown that solution of 18-cr-6, DB-18-cr-6 and DB-30-cr-10 is enthalpy assisted to a greater extent in acetonitrile than in methanol, while the entropy of solution is more favorable in the latter.     

Host-guest complexes of crown ethers with HN-proton-donor molecules

Crown ethers were reacted with HN-proton-donor molecules to obtain crystalline molecular host-guest complexes. It was found that complexes with crown ethers of different structure are formed, depending on the linear dimensions and mode of steric shielding of active centers of the proton-donor molecules.Translated from Zhurnal Obshchei Khimii, Vol. 74, No. 12, 2004, pp. 2030–2033.Original Russian Text Copyright © 2004 by Wang, Ganin.This revised version was published online in April 2005 with a corrected cover date.     

Chemistry of crown ethers: Complexation with alkali metal trichloro(ethylene)platinum(II) salts

A novel method has been developed for the determination of the complexation constants of crown ethers with alkali salts. It comprises the equilibration of crown ether (1–7) solutions in deuterochloroform with solid trichloro(ethylene)platinum(II) salts (Na⁺, K⁺, Rb⁺, Cs⁺) and the PMR spectroscopic determination of the equilibrium ratio of complex to free crown ether from the relative intensities of the ethylene and crown ether protons. The solubility of uncomplexes salt was determined independently by atomic absorption spectrometry.The major advantages of this method over others are: (i) complexation constants in apolar solvents are obtained from a direct solid-liquid transition, (ii) the cation in the salt can be varied, and (iii) a simple detection technique can be used for monitoring the complexation.The PMR spectra indicate that there are three types of complex, depending on the ratio of the diameter of the crown ether cavity to that of the cation. If this ratio is small (<1), the aromatic ring is almost perpendicular to the flat polyether ring. With increasing ratio (～1.0) the flat polyether ring and the aromatic ring become almost coplanar in the complex. If the ratio is large (>1.0) the polyether ring is twisted around the cation.     

The complexation of alkali metal ions by crown ethers,aza crown ethers,and cryptands in propylene carbonate

The reactions between alkali metal ions and crown ethers, aza crown ethers, and cryptands in propylene carbonate were studied by potentiometric and calorimetric titrations. The most stable complexes formed by macrocyclic and macrobicyclic ligands are when the ligand and cation dimensions are comparable. On comparing the complex stabilities of crown ethers and aza crown ethers of the same size, crown ethers were, on the whole, found to form the most stable complexes, with the exception of the lithium cation. Enthalpic factors are responsible. Substitution of the amino group protons of the aza crown ethers by benzyl groups leads to a high increase in values of the reaction enthalpy. This effect is partly compensated by entropic contributions. The bulky benzyl groups reduce the ligand solvent interactions and induce a ligand conformation with the lone pair of electrons from the nitrogen donor atoms which are more or less directed inside the cavity. The thermodynamic data for the transfer from methanol to propylene carbonate indicate that the ligands containing nitrogen show specific interactions with methanol.This paper is dedicated to Professor H. Strehlow on the occasion of his 70th birthday.     

The polarographic determination of stability constants of urea/crown ether complexes in methanol

A general method for determination of the stability constants of complexes of crown ethers and related compounds with small organic molecules in polar solvents is described, based on an indirect polarographic procedure. Computerized evaluation of the data forms an essential part of the procedure.     

Interactions of nitrosonium salts with crown ethers

Interactions of nitrosonium tetrafluoroborate and hexafluorophosphate with 18-crown-6, 15-crown-5, and 12-crown-4 in dichloromethane, acetonitrile, and nitromethane have been probed by a combination of proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy, infrared spectroscopy, and conductance measurements. The stoichiometrics of the crown ether-nitrosonium salt complexes were one mole of 18-crown-6 per mole of nitrosonium salt and two moles of 12-crown-4 per mole of nitrosonium salt in all solvents. For 15-crown-5, the one-to-one stoichiometry observed in acetonitrile and nitromethane changed to two moles of crown ether per mole of nitrosonium salt in dichloromethane. The nature of these complexes is discussed. Treatment of a solution of equimolar nitrosonium hexafluorophosphate and 18-crown-6 in dichloromethane with water produced hydronium hexafluorophosphate-18-crown-6 complex.     

Differential pulse polarographic studies of mercury complexes with some crown ethers in nonaqueous solvents

The complex formation of Hg(2+) with some macrocyclic crown ethers in nitrobenzene, acetonitrile and dimethylformamide solutions was studied by differential pulse polarography at 25 degrees C. The stoichiometry and stability of the complexes were determined by monitoring the shift in the Hg(2+) differential pulse peak potential against the ligand concentration. The stability of the resulting 1:1 complexes vary in the order dicyclohexyl-18-crown-6 > 18-crown-6 > 15-crown-5 > dibenzo-18-crown-6 > dibenzo-24-crown-8 > benzo-15-crown-5 > 12-crown-4. There is an inverse relationship between the complex stability and the Gutmann donor number of solvents.     

Alkylation of alkali metal salts of hydroperoxides with haloalkanes in dipolar nonhydroxyl solvents

The possibility of alkylation with chloroalkanes of cumyl hydroperoxide sodium salt hexahydrate in dopolar nonhydroxyl solvents with high donor numbers was examined. The kinetic featutes of the process in hexamethylphosphoric triamide were studied.     

Synthesis of chromogenic crown ethers and liquid-liquid extraction of alkali metal ions

New crown ethers carrying a pendent phenolic chromophore were synthesized. These crown ethers, on dissociation of the phenolic proton, provide lipophilic anions which can extract alkali metal cations into 1,2-dichloroethane by forming highly-colored uncharged metal complexes. Structural effects on the extraction were studied for possible use of these crown ethers as extraction—spectrophotometric reagents selective for alkali metals. The following factors are discussed in detail: (i) nature of the crown ether ring (ring size. aza-crown or standard crown ether), (ii) nature of the pendent phenolic group, and (iii) geometry between the crown ether center and pendent phenolic group. 15-Crown-5 or smaller ring-sized reagents favored the extraction of lithium ion when the basicity of the pendent phenolate was relatively high and a six-membered “chelate” ring was possible for the phenolate and the crown ether-bound metal. 15-Crown-5 type reagents were sodium-selective when an eight-membered “chelate” ring was possible between the phenolate and the crown ether-bound metal. 18-Crown-6 type reagents were generally potassium-selective. However, these selectivities were not absolute, and other structural parameters, steric and conformational, must be considered to explain in detail the selectivities of the individual reagents.     

Determination of stability constants of valinomycin complexes with ammonium and alkali metal ions by capillary affinity electrophoresis

Capillary affinity electrophoresis (CAE) has been employed to investigate quantitatively the interactions of valinomycin, macrocyclic depsipeptide antibiotic ionophore, with univalent cations, ammonium and alkali metal ions, K(+), Cs(+), Na(+), and Li(+), in methanol. The study involved measuring the change in effective electrophoretic mobility of valinomycin while the cation concentrations in the BGE were increased. The corresponding apparent stability (binding) constants of the valinomycin-univalent cation complexes were obtained from the dependence of valinomycin effective mobility on the cation concentration in BGE using a nonlinear regression analysis. The calculated apparent stability constants of the above-mentioned complexes show the substantially higher selectivity of valinomycin for K(+) and Cs(+) ions over Li(+), Na(+), and NH(4)(+) ions. CAE proved to be a suitable method for the investigation of both weak and strong interactions of valinomycin with small ions.     

Determination of stability constants for alkaline-earth and alkali metal ion complexes of glycine by spectrophotometry

The complex equilibria between alkaline-earth and alkali metal ions with glycine were studied by a spectrophotometric method. The following stability constant (concentration) values valid at 25 degrees and ionic strength 1.0M were found: K(HL) = 10(9.57), K(LiL) = 10(-1.2), K(BaL) = 10(-0.40), K(SrL) = 10(0.14), K(CaL) = 10(0.55), K(MgL) = 10(1.17).     

取代芳基重氧盐及其冠醚配合物的XPS研究

本文用XOS 研究了十四种芳基重氮盐及其与18-c-6(1)和二苯并-24-c-8(2)的配合物.结果表明, 重氮盐中α-N1s 结合能的化学移大小与R有关. 重氮盐与冠醚以β-N向醚氧提供电子(β-N→O)而配位的, 而醚氧O1s 结合能降低多少似可反映配合物的稳定性.     

Microcomputer-controlled polarographic instrumentation and its use in the determination of stability constants of crown ether complexes

A computer-controlled polarographic system is described, based on a commercially available polarograph interfaced to a microcomputer. Experiments are controlled and monitored entirely from software, including automatic evaluation of the Tast polarograms and addition of solutions to the polarographic cell from a motor burette. The program was written in FORTH, a computer language especially apt for laboratory automation. The system is used in the determination of stability constants of crown ether complexes.     

Study of substituted aryldiazonium salts and their crown ethers complexes by XPS

The complexes of fourteen substituted aryldiazonium salts RC₆H₄N₂+BF₄^? (R?H, p-CH₃, p-NO₂, p-I, p-Cl, p-F, m-Br, m-Cl. m-CH₃, o-CH₃, o-OCH₃, o-NO₂, o-Br, o-Cl) with crown ethers 18-C-6 (1) and dibenzo-24-c-8 (2) have been studied by XPS. The results show that the chemical shifts of α-N1s and β-N1s of substituted aryldiazonium salts are closely related to the induction and conjugation effects of R groups. It is interesting to note that charge transfer(β-N→O) take place upon complexation of substituted aryldiazonium salts with crown ethers. Therefore the decrease of binding energy of crown ether oxygen may be used as a measurement of the stabilities of these complexes.     

Luminescent terbium(III) complexes with pendant crown ethers responding to alkali metal ions and aromatic antennae in aqueous solution

The luminescence lifetime of TbL2 with a pendant 15-crown-5 increased by 65% to 2.95 ms with an [Na+] concentration of 0.13 M in aqueous solution; the maximum amplification of the luminescence intensity of TbL1 containing aza-15-crown-5 reached a factor of 47 upon addition of the aromatic antenna p-chlorobenzoate 1.     

Spectrophotometric and conductometric study of complexation of salophen and some transition metal ions in nonaqueous polar solvents

The complexation reaction between Cu(2+), Co(2+) and Ni(2+) metal cations with N,N'-bis(salicylidene)-1,2-phenylenediamine (salophen), in three nonaqueous polar solvents such as: acetonitrile (AN), dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO), methanol (MeOH) and two binary mixtures of AN:DMSO and AN:MeOH at 25 degrees C were studied by spectrophotometric and conductometric methods. All investigated metal ions form 1:1 ML complex which their stability constants were determined and increase as Irving-Williams stability order of Co(2+)相似文献   

Redox method for the determination of stability constants of some trivalent metal complexes

Stability constants determination of very stable metal complexes using the redox method, based on the equilibrium of Fe (3+)Fe (2+) followed by a couple of platinum/reference electrodes, was undertaken and tested to complexes of some trivalent metal ions with well known polyaminopolycarboxymethylated linear ligands (edta, nta, cdta, dtpa and ttha) and also to some new macrocyclic ligands. SUPERQUAD program was used for the calculations, after adaptation of the experimental data. The method proved to be very useful for Fe(3+) and In(3+) complexes, if no polynuclear complexes are formed or/and if the kinetics of the complexation reaction is not very slow. However, for the Ga(3+) complexes the applicability of this method is very limited and the competition with OH(-) using the displacement reaction which occurs at pH higher than 6 with formation of Ga(OH)(4)(-) seems to give more accurate results. A complete data of stability constants for the case of the complexes of ttha with In(3+) is given.     

Evaluation of stability constants of metal complexes with sulphonated azo-ligands

An ion-exchange procedure is described for the determination of the stability constants for cadmium, copper, nickel and manganese complexes with three sulphonated azo ligands: calmagite, alizarin violet N and palatine chrome black. The results, log K values, show a good agreement with those obtained by a spectrophotometric technique.     

Extraction of alkali metal picrates by crown ethers having uncharged coordinating flexible side-chains

Crown ethers were synthesized which have a flexible, neutral side-chain capable of providing the crown ether-bound metal with an additional binding site from the axial direction. Liquid—liquid extraction of alkali metal picrates with these crown ethers was studied; the extraction is compared with that of the normal crown ethers as well as those crown ethers with a proton-dissociable side-chain. The neutral side-chain may assist or suppress the ease of metal extraction depending on the site of the ligating atom on the chain. An anionic ligating side-chain interacts favorably with the lighter metals, resulting in a net decrease in the metal extraction selectivity.