Hydrogen bonding and dynamic behaviour in crystals and polymorphs of dicarboxylic-diamine adducts: a comparison between NMR parameters and X-ray diffraction studies |
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Authors: | Gobetto Roberto Nervi Carlo Chierotti Michele R Braga Dario Maini Lucia Grepioni Fabrizia Harris Robin K Hodgkinson Paul |
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Institution: | Dipartimento di Chimica I.F.M. Università di Torino, Via P. Giuria 7, 10125 Torino, Italy. roberto.gobetto@unito.it |
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Abstract: | Fumaric, malonic, maleic, and hydromuconic (HOOCCH2(CH)2CH2COOH) acids were used to prepare a series of hydrogen-bonded adducts or salts, depending on whether acid-base proton transfer takes place, with the dibase N(muCH2CH2)3N] in various stoichiometric ratios. The resulting compounds have been investigated by using the 1H MAS, 15N, and 13C cross polarisation magic-angle spinning (CPMAS) methods and discussed in relation to X-ray diffraction studies to ascertain the nature of the O-HO, NH-O, and N+-HO- hydrogen bonds between the various species. In addition, two polymorphic forms of the malonic compound and a hydrate in the maleic case were examined. We also present the correlations between the chemical shifts of the hydrogen-bonded protons and those from the proton transfer reaction (acid-to-base) with the heavy atom distances. The dynamic behaviour in the solid-state of the N(muCH2CH2)3N] adducts with fumaric 2:1, maleic 1:1 hydrate, and hydromuconic acids, and a malonate 2:1 polymorph adduct have been investigated by using variable-temperature 1H spin-lattice relaxation times. A substantial agreement between the activation energies obtained from fitting the T1 data and the results of potential energy barrier calculations demonstrates that the facile reorientation of the N(muCH2CH2)3N] molecule occurs in several of the adducts. |
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Keywords: | hydrogen bonds NMR spectroscopy polymorphism relaxation times supramolecular chemistry |
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