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BULLETIN OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY OF JAPAN
Volume 74, Issue 4, Pages 739-746Publisher
CHEMICAL SOC JAPAN
DOI: 10.1246/bcsj.74.739
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Tetraaryl-substitured cerium(IV) double-decker porphyrin (2D), tetraaryl-substituted lanthanum(III) double-decker porphyrin (3D), and diaryl-substituted lanthanum(III) triple-decker porphyrins (4T . Me and 4T . MeO) were newly synthesized and their porphyrin ring rotation rates were systematically estimated by means of a VT NMR spectroscopic method. In 2D the coalescence temperature (T-c) for the porphyrin ring rotation was higher than 110 degreesC, whereas in 3D it appeared at ca. 0 degreesC. In diaryl-substituted cerium(IV) double-decker porphyrin (5D) it appeared at 13 degreesC whereas in 4T . Me and 4T . MeO they were lower than -80 degreesC. These results consistently support the view that the porphyrin ring rotation rates in lanthanum(III)-based porphyrins are much faster than those in cerium(IV)-based porphyrins. The difference is reasonably explained by the difference in the ion size between these two metal ions. Since these sandwich-type porphyrins can act as novel scaffolds for designing positive allosteric recognition systems, La(III) complexes which feature the faster porphyrin ring rotation should be useful to develop more efficient positive allosteric systems.
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