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Influence of Electronic Effect on Catalytic Activity of Salicylaldiminato Nickel (II) Complexes
writer:Tianzhu Zhang, Dawei Guo, Suyun Jie, Wen-Hua Sun*, Ting Li, and Xiaozhen Yang*
keywords:quantum mechanics; molecular mechanics; charge equilibration; salicylaldiminato Ni (II) complexes; polymerization activity
source:期刊
specific source:Journal of Polymer Science Part A, 2004, 429: 4765–4774
Issue time:2004年
A means of correlation between the activity and the net charge, the metal
atom net charge correlation (MANCC), which was successful in the activity prediction
of the early-transition metal catalysts, has been used to study the catalytic activities of
salicylaldiminato Ni(II) complexes, the late-transition metal catalysts, in olefin polymerization
or oligomerization. A comparison with the available quantum mechanics/
molecular mechanics (QM/MM) calculation data suggests that even without a detailed
mechanism, MANCC results mostly agree with QM/MM calculation data regarding
insertion barrier data and enthalpy change. Eight experimental complexes were further
built up by modeling; their catalytic activities predominantly increased in line with
the net charges on the metal atoms. The same results were obtained for the other four
complexes synthesized in the present work.
keywords:quantum mechanics; molecular mechanics; charge equilibration; salicylaldiminato Ni (II) complexes; polymerization activity
source:期刊
specific source:Journal of Polymer Science Part A, 2004, 429: 4765–4774
Issue time:2004年
A means of correlation between the activity and the net charge, the metal
atom net charge correlation (MANCC), which was successful in the activity prediction
of the early-transition metal catalysts, has been used to study the catalytic activities of
salicylaldiminato Ni(II) complexes, the late-transition metal catalysts, in olefin polymerization
or oligomerization. A comparison with the available quantum mechanics/
molecular mechanics (QM/MM) calculation data suggests that even without a detailed
mechanism, MANCC results mostly agree with QM/MM calculation data regarding
insertion barrier data and enthalpy change. Eight experimental complexes were further
built up by modeling; their catalytic activities predominantly increased in line with
the net charges on the metal atoms. The same results were obtained for the other four
complexes synthesized in the present work.