Well-defined bridged dicopper(III) chloride, azide and amino complexes

Vladimir Motornov; Niklas Limberg

doi:10.1039/d6qi00530f

January 1, 2026Inorganic Chemistry FrontiersOpen Access

Well-defined bridged dicopper(III) chloride, azide and amino complexes

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The aim is to prepare and characterize a series of modified bis-(µ-L)-dicopper(III) complexes that mimic enzyme oxidation intermediates.
Prepared complexes from the heterocubane [Cu(CF3)2(OH)]4.
Characterized the complexes using various analytical techniques.
Successfully created bridged dicopper(III) complexes with Cl, N3, and NMe2 ligands.
Characterization confirmed their structural and functional relevance as enzyme mimics.

Implication

Demonstrates the preparation of dicopper(III) complexes in relation to enzyme mimicking, indicating potential biological relevance.

Abstract

The biologically relevant bis-(µ-L)-dicopper(III) core with modified bridging ligands (L = Cl, N3, NMe2) mimicking the enzyme oxidation bis-µ-oxo-copper(III) intermediates, was prepared from the heterocubane [Cu(CF3)2(OH)]4 and fully characterized, including...

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