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Journal articles on the topic "Complexes diazotés"
ETTORRE, R., D. MARTON, U. RUSSO, and P. ZANONATO. "Complexes of phthalocyaninatoiron(II) with diazoles." Journal of Porphyrins and Phthalocyanines 05, no. 06 (June 2001): 545–47. http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/jpp.356.
Full textBelyakova, L. A., V. M. Linkov, V. N. Belyakov, and T. V. Bulavina. "New ceramic based membranes for catalytic membrane reactorsMembranes modified by cobalt complexes with 1,3-diazoles." Separation and Purification Technology 14, no. 1-3 (August 27, 1998): 117–25. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/s1383-5866(98)00066-5.
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Schwoob, Cathie. "Les développements récents de la chimie de complexation de l'azote." Strasbourg 1, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1985STR10536.
Full textBennaamane, Soukaina. "Activation et fonctionnalisation de N2 par des complexes métalliques." Thesis, Toulouse 3, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020TOU30164.
Full textN2 is the most abundant element in earth’s atmosphere (78%). Its functionalization into ammonia is one of the most important transformations in chemistry. The industrial Haber-Bosch process, using heterogeneous catalysts, produces around 200 million tonnes/year of NH3. It is the second most energetically demanding process in the world. This has encouraged chemists to develop new homogenous systems based on metal complexes, capable of functionalizing N2 under milder conditions. The goal of my thesis is part of this process. Our approach is mechanistic. It is based on obtaining molecular complexes of N2, and their stepwise functionalization, in order to develop novel catalytic processes, the most efficient possible. Thus, we discovered that an unsaturated metal fragment, of type (PPP)Mo(I) where PPP is a neutral tridentate ligand, not only promotes the coordination of N2, but also allows its 6 electrons reduction to the corresponding nitrido complex (PPP)Mo(I)(N). We are interested in developing synthetic methods to create three types of bonds: N-Si, N-B and N-C. Moreover, the nucleophilic nature of N allows reactivity with various organic electrophiles such as R3SiCl, R3SiH, R2BCl, R2BH, RI and RCOCl. The reactions take place under very mild conditions, and the organic and inorganic products have been characterized and isolated in very good yields. In a second part, we were able to extend the stoichiometric reaction of N-B bond formation to a catalytic process, using an external source of electrons. This type of reactivity was previously unknown in the literature
Coffinet, Anaïs. "Nouvelles paires de Lewis frustrées à partir de complexes du groupe 6 et de boranes pour l'activation du diazote et sa fonctionnalisation." Thesis, Toulouse 3, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020TOU30125.
Full textMolecular nitrogen activation and functionalization are among the most important challenge in modern chemistry, motivated by the need to freeing us from the use of the Haber-Bosch process. Indeed, this process used for the industrial synthesis of ammonia of which current agriculture depend and is strongly energy demanding. The goal of this Ph.D. work was the synthesis of new frustrated Lewis pair form different group 6 dinitrogen complexes and boranes to enable dinitrogen activation and its functionalization in mild conditions. The first part of this manuscript presents the synthesis of frustrated Lewis pairs between molybdenum and tungsten dinitrogen complexes and tris(pentafluorophenyl). Attempts of functionalization of dinitrogen inspired from the frustrated Lewis pair chemistry and leading to formation of N-B and N-Si bonds are described in this part. The oxidative addition of dihydrogen onto metallic centres, leading to heptacoordinated complexes, was substantially demonstrated for those original Lewis pairs. In the second chapter, the reaction of the same molybdenum and tungsten dinitrogen complexes with the Piers' borane enabled us to uncover the first 1,3-addition of the B-H bond on a M-N≡N unit. This result could be extended to other hydroboranes by the rational use of a catalytic amount of Piers' borane. Dihydrogen was also activated by a specific complex in this chapter. Finally, a molybdenum nitride complex was prepared in order to use it as a Lewis Base in a frustrated Lewis pair system. These experiments, discussed in the third chapter, led to the formation of two adducts that could be involved into reactions enabling the formation of N-B and N-Si bonds
Cavaillé, Anthony. "Complexes de fer à bas degré d'oxydation pour l'activation du diazote atmosphérique, extension aux liaisons C-H et au phosphore blanc." Thesis, Toulouse 3, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017TOU30338.
Full textMolecular nitrogen activation and functionalization are one of the most challenging topic in modern chemistry. The industrial formation of ammonia by the Haber-Bosch process, essential for current agriculture, is the starting point of this field. Indeed, the strong energetic need of this transformation has motivated academic research to find catalyst that can work in milder conditions as observed with nitrogenase enzymes. The principal goal of this Ph.D. work was the synthesis and the study of low oxidation states iron complexes bearing triphosphine ligand for the catalytic formation of ammonia and silylamines. This experimental work was supported by theoretical calculation using DFT in order to rationalize and understand the different results. The first part of this manuscript presents the metallic precursors synthesis and the first reduction attempts using Grignard reagents. During this part, the formation of an interesting Fe0 bis-dinitrogen complex was observed. Its efficient synthesis and reactivity was studied in a second part. This complex is one of the few homogeneous iron catalysts able to perform the formation of ammonia and one of the most active for N(TMS)3 formation. Furthermore, this Fe0 center is able to dehydrogenate an alkane part of its ligand and activate another small molecule of interest, white phosphorus. This new reaction leads to the firs example of the formation of an end-deck iron cyclo-P4 complex and is the subject of the third part. Finally, several iron complexes bearing dinitrogen and hydride ligand were studied in relevance with the nitrogenase enzyme. This part was an opportunity for a change toward a PCP-type ligand. The carbenic form of this ligand was reachable by double C-H activation at an intermediate Fe0 center
Toraman, Gülsen. "Différents dérivés du porphyrinogène adaptés à la reconnaissance moléculaire et activation de la molécule de diazote par des complexes métaux de transition /." [S.l.] : [s.n.], 2002. http://library.epfl.ch/theses/?nr=2614.
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