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Dussart, Caitlyn. "Chiral self-recognition study of metallic complexes : towards coordination polymers." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Strasbourg, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024STRAE006.
Full textMetallo-supramolecular polymeric assemblies are a new class of materials that have emerged in recent decades. These materials exhibit a wide range of properties depending on the nature of the metals and the ditopic ligands used. The reversibility of the coordination bonds also gives the system a dynamic character that can response to an external stimulus. By introducing chirality into these molecular systems, we can study the ability of these molecular structures to associate or disassociate to form homochiral or heterochiral species.This manuscript focuses on the synthesis and coordination chemistry of chiral ligands with C2-symmetry, i.e. bisoxazolines, bisimidazolines and derivates of 1,2-diamonocyclohexane. The complexation of two ligands to a transition metal gives rise to homoleptic ML2 complexes, in which the chirality of the ligands and the coordination geometry are important parameters for observing self-association or hetero-association of the ligands. All these complexes have been studied and characterized in the solid state or in solution and the influence of the chiral groups of the ligands has also been analysed. In order to convert these complexes into polymeric assemblies, chiral ditopic ligands have also been designed, synthesized and studied
ROEDEL, SALLES MILTON. "Ligands biomimetiques trishydroxamates du fer monotopiques et ditopiques : etude physico-chimiques." Université Louis Pasteur (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993STR13016.
Full textPouessel, Jacky. "Polyamines pour la détection et la reconnaissance d’anions biologiquement actifs." Brest, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011BRES2034.
Full textThe recent works developed by our group in the field of anions complexation by tetraamine-based ligands led us to investigate the interaction between organic phosphate anions, as ATP and glyphosate, and new unsymmetrical polyamine receptors. In chapter 1, after reviewing the previously reported methodologies leading to ditopic ligands based on tetraamines, the synthesis and characterization of a series of new unsymmetrical ditopic receptors are presented. Chapter 2 summarizes the acid-base properties of the polyamine ligands and the coordination studies towards cationic metals and anionic substrates. After the determination of the protonation patterns of the polyaza ditopic receptors, their complexation studies with transition metals and the targeted anions are then reported in chapter 3. The detection of anions is finally considered in chapter 4 by the introduction on the linker of the ditopic ligands of an optical sensitive unit able to signalize that the receptor-substrate interaction occurred. The choice of an anthracene group is supported by a short literature review
POLICAR, BAUDET CLOTILDE. "Modelisation du site actif bimetallique (fe/mn) de la manganese-peroxydase : synthese de ligands ditopiques, preparation de complexes heterobimetalliques fe/mn et etudes physico-chimiques." Paris 11, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995PA112414.
Full textSix, Natacha. "Nouveaux transporteurs et ligands supramoléculaires pour la catalyse organométallique aqueuse." Thesis, Artois, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011ARTO0406.
Full textThe development of clean chemical synthesis currently mobilizes a wide range of scientific teams. Aqueous phase organometallic catalysis is a process that uses water as a green solvent. However, these systems are not really active with hydrophobic substrates. We can use supramolecular receptors as cyclodextrins to promote masse transfer between the aqueous and the organic phase. First, news supramolecular receptorss have been synthesized. These various mono and ditopic receptors have been evaluated in two catalytic reactions: allylic cleavage of carbonate and urethane (Trost-Tsuji) and hydroformylation of hydrophobic alkenes. Second, cyclodextrins and PTA-based ligands have been used in a thermocontroled catalytic process. The reaction takes place at high temperature and the catalyst is recycled at low temperature