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A combined NRVS and DFT study of FeIV=O model complexes: A diagnostic method for the elucidation of non-heme iron enzyme intermediates

  • Caleb B. Bell
  • , Shaun D. Wong
  • , Yuming Xiao
  • , Eric J. Klinker
  • , Adam L. Tenderholt
  • , Matt C. Smith
  • , Jan Uwe Rohde
  • , Larry Que
  • , Stephen P. Cramer
  • , Edward I. Solomon

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Abstract

(Figure Presented) In the swing of things: FeIV=O biomimetic model complexes (see picture, Fe green, O red, N blue, C black) have been characterized using nuclear vibrational resonance spectroscopy. Systematic trends in the low-energy region reflect equatorial and axial bonding differences that relate to differences in reactivity. These trends have been computationally extended to predict the spectra of putative FeIV=O intermediates in non-heme iron enzymes.

Original languageEnglish (US)
Pages (from-to)9071-9074
Number of pages4
JournalAngewandte Chemie - International Edition
Volume47
Issue number47
DOIs
StatePublished - Nov 10 2008

Keywords

  • Bioinorganic chemistry
  • Iron
  • Nuclear vibrational resonance spectroscopy
  • X-ray absorption spectroscopy

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