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EPR and Quantum Chemical Investigation of a Bioinspired Hydrogenase Model with a Redox-Active Ligand in the First Coordination Sphere

Amélie Kochem, Thomas Weyhermüller, Frank Neese, Maurice van Gastel

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Developing biomimetic complexes that model the active site of hydrogenase metalloenzymes in order to catalyze the activation of H 2 is a topic of major interest. Here we report an EPR and computational investigation of a new heteroleptic nickel complex model, with relevance for H 2 production, bearing a P 2 N 2 ligand with proton relay in the second coordination sphere and a redox-active ligand in the first coordination sphere.

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Developing biomimetic complexes that model the active site of hydrogenase metalloenzymes in order to catalyze the activation of H 2 is a topic of major interest. Here we report an EPR and computational investigation of a new heteroleptic nickel complex model, with relevance for H 2 production, bearing a P 2 N 2 ligand with proton relay in the second coordination sphere and a redox-active ligand in the first coordination sphere.

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Developing biomimetic complexes that model the active site of hydrogenase metalloenzymes in order to catalyze the activation of H 2 is a topic of major interest. Here we report an EPR and computational investigation of a new heteroleptic nickel complex model, with relevance for H 2 production, bearing a P 2 N 2 ligand with proton relay in the second coordination sphere and a redox-active ligand in the first coordination sphere.

Key concepts: Hydrogenase, Chemistry, Coordination sphere, Ligand (biochemistry), Active site, Electron paramagnetic resonance, Redox, Nickel

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