金属有机化学中的绿色化学反应进展

着重综述了金属有机化学领域中所涉及的与绿色化学概念有关的一些化学反应,如水相反应、超临界流体及离子液体中的反应、固态反应、原子经济性及过渡金属催化的有机反应。     

From the reactivity of N-heterocyclic carbenes to new chemistry in ionic liquids

N-Heterocyclic carbenes have numerous applications in synthetic chemistry. We detail the reactivity and chemistry of these molecules including investigations into their reactions with small reagents, their use for the preparation of polarised azines and their potential application as NLO materials. The chemistry of imidazolium salts, which are related to NHCs by the addition of a proton, is also discussed. New chemistry for ionic liquids is also revealed.     

Matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry for the characterization of ionic liquids and the analysis of amino acids, peptides and proteins in ionic liquids

Ionic liquids are interesting solvents for a number of applications in chemistry and biotechnology. We characterized five different ionic liquids by laser desorption/ionization (LDI) and by matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization (MALDI) mass spectrometry (MS) and studied the analysis of amino acids, peptides and proteins dissolved in these solvents. Signals of both anions and cations of the ionic liquids could be observed both in LDI- and in MALDI-MS. In the latter case, adduct formation between anions and cations of the analytes was observed. Amino acids, peptides and proteins could be analyzed in ionic liquids after addition of matrix substances. Sodium and potassium adducts were not observed in any analysis involving ionic liquids. Low molecular mass compounds and peptides could be analyzed best in the presence of water-immiscible ionic liquids, whereas proteins gave the best results in water-miscible ionic liquids. Optimal analysis conditions such as molar matrix-to-analyte and ionic liquid-to-matrix ratios were determined. Homogeneity of samples in the presence of ionic liquids was reduced compared with classical MALDI preparations. Relative quantitation of amino acids was possible using isotope-labeled internal standards. MALDI-MS thus can be used for the analysis of chemical reactions and the screening of enzyme-catalyzed reactions in ionic liquids and for the analysis of the biocatalysts dissolved in these solvents. Theoretical aspects of ion formation in the presence of ionic liquids both in LDI and MALDI analysis are discussed.     

Understanding chemical reaction mechanisms in ionic liquids: successes and challenges

The focus of this article is an examination of chemical reaction mechanisms in ionic liquids. These mechanisms are compared with those pertaining to the same reactions carried out in conventional solvents. In cases where the mechanisms differ, attempts to provide an explanation in terms of the chemical and physicochemical properties of the reactants and of the components of the ionic liquids are described. A wide range of reactions from different branches of chemistry has been selected for this purpose. A sufficient background for student readers has been included. This tutorial review should also be of interest to kineticists, and to both new and experienced investigators in the ionic liquids field.     

Some reflections on characterizing potential surfaces for gas-phase ionic reactions

Gas phase ionic chemistry has become an essential element in our general understanding of chemical reactivity. Obtaining experimental data and then extracting information about the potential surfaces for ionic reactions in the gas phase has been critical in making the connections between gas phase and solution ionic chemistry. In this paper we discuss insights that have been important in developing some of the methodologies that are currently used in analyzing gas phase data.     

Early events in radiation chemistry and in photoionization

Real-time studies of aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons by pulse radiolysis and laser photoionization reveal the chemistry of the ionic species in the condensed phase. The occurrence of radical cation reactions with solvent molecules provides the core mechanism capable of explaining a wide range of observations in photoionization and radiation chemistry. The study of products and transients in photoionization of aromatic solutes in hydrocarbon and alcohol solvents illustrates several details of this “high-energy” chemistry. A reaction pathway involving ion-molecule reaction of excited ions is indicated for a series of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons photoionized using intense excimer laser (248 and 308 nm) pulses in hydrocarbon and alcohol solutions. We have found that condensed-phase ion-molecule reactions in radiolysis are ubiquitous and we speculate on their overall role in hydrocarbon radiolysis.     

离子液体与绿色化学：为了今天还是为了未来？

离子液体因绿色化学的兴起而成名。本文结合作者自己8年来的研究工作评述了离子液体特别是在化学合成、化学反应领域的最新进展。主要分4个方面：离子液体改变了载体/模版的概念;离子液体研究促进了液相反应的研究;离子液体推动了相分离技术的进步;离子液体推动了绿色化学的发展。     

Organic and polymer chemistry of electrophilic tri‐ and tetrasubstituted ethylenes

A survey of the spontaneous reactions of electrophilic olefins and nucleophilic olefins is presented as an area in which organic chemistry merges with polymer chemistry. The products include both small molecules and polymers, arising via tetramethylene biradical zwitterions that can cyclize or initiate polymerizations. Electrophilic tri‐ and tetrasubstituted olefins are particularly useful in delineating the transition from radical chemistry to ionic chemistry. A periodic table embodying these results enables predictions. Charge‐transfer complexes, although observed in many of these reactions, play no significant role. Various aspects arising from these investigations include new cationic initiators, Lewis acid catalysis, quinodimethane chemistry, and photochemistry. © 2004 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Polym Sci Part A: Polym Chem 42: 2845–2858, 2004     

Product screening of fast reactions in IR-laser-heated liquid water filaments in a vacuum by mass spectrometry

In the present article a novel approach for rapid product screening of fast reactions in IR-laser-heated liquid microbeams in a vacuum is highlighted. From absorbed energies, a shock wave analysis, high-speed laser stroboscopy, and thermodynamic data of high-temperature water the enthalpy, temperature, density, pressure, and the reaction time window for the hot water filament could be characterized. The experimental conditions (30 kbar, 1750 K, density approximately 1 g/cm3) present during the lifetime of the filament (20-30 ns) were extreme and provided a unique environment for high-temperature water chemistry. For the probe of the reaction products liquid beam desorption mass spectrometry was employed. A decisive feature of the technique is that ionic species, as well as neutral products and intermediates may be detected (neutrals as protonated aggregates) via time-of-flight mass spectrometry without any additional ionization laser. After the explosive disintegration of the superheated beam, high-temperature water reactions are efficiently quenched via expansion and evaporative cooling. For first exploratory experiments for chemistry in ultrahigh-temperature, -pressure and -density water, we have chosen resorcinol as a benchmark system, simple enough and well studied in high-temperature water environments much below 1000 K. Contrary to oxidation reactions usually present under less extreme and dense supercritical conditions, we have observed hydration and little H-atom abstraction during the narrow time window of the experiment. Small amounts of radicals but no ionic intermediates other than simple proton adducts were detected. The experimental findings are discussed in terms of the energetic and dense environment and the small time window for reaction, and they provide firm evidence for additional thermal reaction channels in extreme molecular environments.     

Derivatization for electrospray ionization-mass spectrometry. 4. Alkenes and alkynes

A survey of derivatization strategies and prospective derivatization reactions for conversion of simple alkenes and alkynes to 'electrospray-active' species is presented. General synthetic strategies are discussed and illustrative examples of prospective derivatives prepared from model compounds are presented along with their electrospray ionization (ES) mass spectra. The identified derivatives of these neutral, nonpolar analytes are either ionic or are ionizable in solution through Bronsted acid/base chemistry, by Lewis acid/base chemistry, or by chemical or electrochemical electron-transfer chemistry. Once ionized, the derivatives are expected to be amenable to detection by electrospray ionization-mass spectrometry. Derivatives are identified for positive and negative ion analysis of both alkenes and alkynes. Copyright 2000 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

利用离子液体负载反应底物的有机合成

综述了固相、液相组合化学中以可溶性离子液体为载体的有机合成新概念及最新研究进展,并主要介绍了离子液体作为载体负载反应底物在有机合成中的一些应用,如有关的重要有机反应、组合化学、小分子库合成等。该方法具有上载率高、适用反应范围宽、分离纯化简便、结构检测容易和可回收重复使用等诸多优越性,这对于传统的固相、液相合成方法是一个重大的进步。     

Recent advances in ionic liquids: green unconventional solvents of this century: part II

Abstract

In the second part of our paper, further recent developments of ionic liquids in selected name reactions of carbonyl chemistry such as Mannich, Reformatsky, Cannizaro, Streacker, Barbier, Pechmann, etc. are described.     

Asymmetric Synthesis in Ionic Liquids

Summary. In the last decades catalytic enantioselective transformations have became one of the most studied fields in synthesis chemistry. With the advancement of biphasic catalysis several of these reactions have been adapted to be run in ionic liquids. The variability of ionic liquids provides the means to fine tune catalytic processes, and even more importantly, the ionic liquids might be used to immobilize the catalyst and allow its easy recycling. The present review aims to provide an overview of the state of the art of enantioselective homogeneous catalytic transformations in ionic liquids.     

Asymmetric Synthesis in Ionic Liquids

In the last decades catalytic enantioselective transformations have became one of the most studied fields in synthesis chemistry. With the advancement of biphasic catalysis several of these reactions have been adapted to be run in ionic liquids. The variability of ionic liquids provides the means to fine tune catalytic processes, and even more importantly, the ionic liquids might be used to immobilize the catalyst and allow its easy recycling. The present review aims to provide an overview of the state of the art of enantioselective homogeneous catalytic transformations in ionic liquids.     

离子液体及其在有机合成中应用

离子液体作为绿色替代溶剂可用来进行Diels-Alder反应、Friedel-Crafts反应、过渡金属催化反应、镜像选择烷基化等反应。该文综述近年来离子液体在这些反应中应用的进展。     

Modern encroachment in synthetic approaches to access nifty quinoline heterocycles

Quinoline and its derivatives have become significant compounds because of their variety of applications in medicine, synthetic chemistry, coordination chemistry, as well as in the field of industrial chemistry. This review will summarize the different conventional methods of synthesis of quinolines and also entrenching special technique approaches such as microwave-assisted synthesis, multicomponent reactions, solvent-free reaction conditions, ionic liquids, ultrasound promoted synthesis, phase-transfer catalyst, photocatalyst, heterogeneous, homogeneous, biocatalysis, etc.     

气相芳香亲电取代反应研究进展

对气相芳香亲电取代反应的一般机理、小碎片正离子的亲电取代反应特性、反应中间体结构及质子在芳香环内和芳香环间的迁移反应作了评述。     

Toward green catalytic synthesis—Transition metal-catalyzed reactions in non-conventional media

Solvents play a critical role in “greening” synthetic chemistry, and this is also true in catalytic organic synthesis. This review attempts to summarize the progress made in the past a few years on homogeneous and heterogeneous catalytic reactions in the non-conventional solvents, water, ionic liquids, supercritical carbon dioxide and fluorous carbons, with the focus on those catalyzed by transition metal complexes. The reactions covered include hydrogenation, hydroformylation, carbonylation, Heck reactions, Suzuki and Stille couplings, Sonogashira reactions, allylic substitution, olefin metathesis, olefin epoxidation and alcohol oxidation.     

Air and water stable ionic liquids in physical chemistry

Ionic liquids are defined today as liquids which solely consist of cations and anions and which by definition must have a melting point of 100 degrees C or below. Originating from electrochemistry in AlCl(3) based liquids an enormous progress was made during the recent 10 years to synthesize ionic liquids that can be handled under ambient conditions, and today about 300 ionic liquids are already commercially available. Whereas the main interest is still focussed on organic and technical chemistry, various aspects of physical chemistry in ionic liquids are discussed now in literature. In this review article we give a short overview on physicochemical aspects of ionic liquids, such as physical properties of ionic liquids, nanoparticles, nanotubes, batteries, spectroscopy, thermodynamics and catalysis of/in ionic liquids. The focus is set on air and water stable ionic liquids as they will presumably dominate various fields of chemistry in future.     

Current theories in the calculation of activity coefficients-II. Specific interaction theories applied to some equilibria studies in solution chemistry

The adequation of the current theories for calculating activity coefficients has been studied for a series of ionic equilibria in analytical chemistry: the water ionic product as well as two reactions of complex formation and oxidation-reduction. In all the cases, the specific interaction theory (SIT) has proved to be adequate and simple to apply in a restricted interval (0.5-3M), whereas Pitzer's theory is outstanding for its high precision in reproducing experimental behaviour and to correlate values of equilibrium constants for different conditions and media.