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dioxygenation of FeIII(fla)(salen) measured at 40 ºC (Fig. 12) resulted in a rate equation with
first order dependence on Fe(fla)(salen), dioxygen and triphenylacetate (k = (5.02 ± 0.35) ×
102 M-2 s-1, H# = 35 kJ mol-1, S# = -120 J mol-1 K-1 at 313.16 K).
810121416180 1020304050103 /M-1cm-1t/min05101520350 400 450 500 550 600 650 700 750 800103 /M-1cm-1λ/nm(b)(a)(A) t(B)Fig. 12. (a) (A) Visible spectral change for the decay of Fe(salen)(fla) in the presence of 10 eq.
Ph 3 CCO 2 - in DMF at 40 ºC, (B) in the presence of NBT. (b) Time-dependent conversion of
Fe(fla)(salen) under the condition described above monitored at 407 nm (Baráth et al., 2009).
N NO FeIIIOOOPh
ON NO O
FeIIIOOPh
OO
C
RON NO FeIIOOOPh
ON NO O
FeIIIOOPh
OO
C
RO-O 2 +O 2+O 2 +O 2N NO FeIIIOOOOPh
ON NO O
FeIIICOOOPhOO
C
ROCK 1krds krdsK 2RCO 2R=Ph 3 C; Ph 2 CH, PhCH2,CH 3RCO 2K 1(a ) (b )Fig. 13. Mechanistic differences between the direct and carboxylate-enhanced oxygenation
of Fe(fla)(salen) (Baráth et al., 2009).