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New material from renewable resourses: Polysilicate-Lignin Composites Organic-Inorganic porous co... more New material from renewable resourses: Polysilicate-Lignin Composites Organic-Inorganic porous composite material (in nano or microscale) have been extensively studied in the last decade since they combined the advantages of the inorganic material (e.g. rigidity, thermal stability, inertiness) and the organic phase (e.g. ductility and therefore processability). A defining feature of polymer composite, is that the dimension of the silica fillers () confers a dramatic increase in interfacial area, which induces intrinsic crosslinking in the bulk. One of the most efficient procedure is colloidal sol-gel process in the presence of a preformed polymer or monomers with tailored morfologies (). Herein we describe the formation of a new ecocompatible insulating material adopting an hybrid procedure by using the lignosulfonate as it is or undergone to a basic treatement (NaOH or NH3) to provide partial depolymerisation. The oligomers obtained upon neutralization can be dispersed in the silica colloidal mixture (by acid or basic catalysed treatement) and furtherly polymerised in situ by adding a controlled amount of opportune hydrophobising (starch-oil biopolymer) with expanding and pH-controlling reactants (ammoniumbicarbonate and oxalic acid) . Globally the system is a totally biocompatible rigid foam composed mainly by blended biopolymer/mesoporous silica. The porous microcomposite material obtained shows promising requirements of low density and low conductivity, which can be adapt for insulating uses for costructions. Nuovi materiali a matrice rinnovabile: La sfida di un pannello isolante a base di lignina e silice Attraverso la formazione di aereogel di Silicio \ue8 possibile incapsulare una matrice di scarti dell\u2019industria cartaria opportunamente modificata con addittivi biocompatibili, quali olio e amido di mais, al fine di ottenere un materiale composito coibentante che trova applicazione nel campo delle costruzioni. Il progetto si pone come obiettivo la formulazione di schiume rigide a matrice rinnovabile per pannelli isolanti o come materiali riempitivi. Il costituente principale \ue8 il lignosolfonato, prodotto di scarto dell\u2019industria cartaria che viene inglobato in una matrice porosa di vetro modificata attraverso l\u2019aggiunta di opportuni leganti, fibre di rinforzo e additivi idrofobici. Le matrici possono essere utilizzate come: 1. Materiale riempitivo poroso e coibentante 2. Pannello contenitivo Aerogel formed by TEOS hydrolysi

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Journal of The Chemical Society-dalton Transactions, 1996

ChemInform, Aug 18, 2010

Nature of Vanadium Species in SnO2-V2O5-Based Catalysts. Preparation, Characterization, Thermal S... more Nature of Vanadium Species in SnO2-V2O5-Based Catalysts. Preparation, Characterization, Thermal Stability and Reactivity in Ethane Oxidative Dehydrogenation over V-Sn Mixed Oxides.-Mixed title oxides with different V2O5 loadings are prepared either by coprecipitation starting from Sn4+-V4+ aqueous acid solutions or by solid state reaction between V2O5 and Sn(O)(OH)2. After calcination at 700 • C a solid solution VxSn1-xO2 (x ≤ 0.10) is formed where V is stabilized in the reduced V4+ state. Homogeneous distribution of V4+ inside the rutile SnO2 matrix is detected for x ¡ 0.02 whereas at higher amounts clustering into VO2 microdomains is suggested. Additionally an amorphous V5+ oxide phase, spread over the solid solution, and at ¿ 20-25 at.% V2O5 content, crystalline V2O5 are formed. Solid solutions with x ≥ 0.02 are not stable above 700. degree.C in air. V4+ in the solid solution enhances the catalytic activity of TiO2 in ethane oxidative dehydrogenation at temp. ≥ 480 • C and the selectivity to ethene.

Journal of The Chemical Society-dalton Transactions, 1992

ABSTRACT

Molecules, Jan 15, 2018

The reaction between bis(2-benzothiazolyl)ketone and vinyl Grignard reagents bearing different su... more The reaction between bis(2-benzothiazolyl)ketone and vinyl Grignard reagents bearing different substituents on the vinyl moiety gave the product derived from attack on the carbonylic carbon-and/or oxygen-atom. The regioselectivity of the attack depends on the kind of substituents bound to the vinylic carbon atoms and on their relative position. The reaction between vinylmagnesium bromide and 2-methyl-1-propenylmagnesium bromide was carried out under different experimental conditions and in the presence of radical scavengers. The results indicate a plausible mechanistic pathway involving radical intermediates in the case of O-alkylation, but a polar ones in the case of classic C-alkylation. This agrees with our previous reports indicating a key role played by the delocalization ability of the substituents bound to the carbonyl group in driving the regioselectivity of the vinylmagnesium bromide attack towards O-alkylation. Further support of this was obtained by diffractometric analysis of four distinct bis(heteroaryl)ketones.

The chemistry of cyclopentadienyl ligands with functionalized pendant arms is still largely studi... more The chemistry of cyclopentadienyl ligands with functionalized pendant arms is still largely studied [1]. Herein we describe the totally diastereoselective formation of new air stable and water soluble Iridium (I) (Ko/w 0.9) and (III) complexes, by utilizing the recently synthesized, [2] multi-substituted and overcrowded, propeller-like ligand CpOOO, rac-1,2,4[C5H2R3; R = CH(CH2)3CHOH]. The latter reacts with [Ir(COD)Cl]2 giving quantitatively [Ir(COD)CpOOO] 1. Iodide addition to dichloromethane solution of 1 causes prompt displacement of the coordinated olefin, yielding dinuclear Iridium(III) [Ir(η5-CpOOO)I(\ub5-I)]2 2, which has been isolated as a red powder [3]. In agreement with the proposed structure, 1H NMR spectra of species 2 exhibit high-shifted double set of signals for the Cp groups. Reactions of 2 with phosphines (PR3: R = Me, Ph) or pyrazole (C3H4N2) ligands form quantitatively Ir(η5-CpOOO)I2L (L = PR3, R = Me 3, Ph 4; pzH 5), by iodide bridge breaking. All the complexes, isolated as dark yellow solids, have been spectroscopically characterized. To get new insights on oxidative addition mechanism paths, [4] further reactivity of 1 with CH3I is currently under investigation

We recently demonstrated that Cp, Ind and Flu anions cause epoxides ring opening reaction to form... more We recently demonstrated that Cp, Ind and Flu anions cause epoxides ring opening reaction to form mono-functionalized O-bearing ligands. Now we describe the synthesis of polydentate derivatives, obtained by running the reaction in the presence of oxirane excess. In fact, under this condition the nucleophylic attack of cyclopentadienyl gives in one step mono [C5H4R; R = CH2CH(Me)OH or CH(CH2)3CHOH] (1) o bifunctionalized ligands [C5H3R2] (2), if thermally solicited

We recently described the diastereoselective synthesis of racemic water-soluble polyol-Cp Rhodium... more We recently described the diastereoselective synthesis of racemic water-soluble polyol-Cp Rhodium species rac-(1,2,4)-CpOOORh(NBD) [CpOOO= C5H3[CH(CH2)3CH)OH]3 A [1]. We report on the unexpected chiral response in the absence of chiral auxiliaries or anisotropic medium, observed in polar-donor solvating media (thf, dmso, methanol) through a positive signal (CD), consistent with negative rotatory power values (25D = -12). The calculated DFT spectra describe the metal orbitals involved in the UV transitions (300-500 nm) and allow for the interpretation of CD results. Since the central and planar chirality effects are both cancelled out by the presence of racemate, the chiral behaviour in solution has to be ascribed exclusively to the preferred helicity of A conformers with minor energy. The dynamic VT NMR experiments in pyridine show a strong OH(1)\u2022\u2022\u2022OH(2) intramolecular hydrogen bond interaction. However, the marked bathochromic effect shown by the CD spectra of A suggests the presence of strong intermolecular H-bonding interactions (mean /T~12 ppb/K), which may be generated by supramolecular conglomerate networks with a preferred chirality. It should be pointed out that helicity inversion requires only slight geometrical alterations (~30o of the related dihedral angles) and low-energy barriers (experimentally and theoretically calculated as 7-8 Kcal mol-1). Therefore, we believe that chiroptical behavior (of the polyol species A is provoked by the donor effects of high polar solvents (dmso, MeOH). [1] S. Bordoni, P. Natanti, S. Cerini, R. Tarroni, M. Monari, F. Piccinelli, L. Busetto; Organometallics 2008, 27, 945\u2013954 and references therein

Nucleobases coordinated to Ruthenium centres have shown several promising properties for cancer t... more Nucleobases coordinated to Ruthenium centres have shown several promising properties for cancer treatments, demonstrating to have efficiency comparable to that of cis-Pt compounds, limiting toxic effects to intact cells and overcoming the drugs resistance after longer treatments. Thymine acetate (THAc) is proposed as a biomimetic model ligand to design potential Ruthenium-based antitumor drugs. Herein we report the reaction between Ru(H)2(CO)(PPh3)3, 1 and THAcH. The X-ray structure of the mono-,dihapto-thymine acetate species [(k1-O)(k2-O,O)Ru(THAc)2(CO)(PPh3)2] 2, unexpectedly exhibits cis-location for acetate ligands, likely ascribed to the prevalence of H-bonds and \uf070-stacking interactions. Conversely, DFT-calculations and NMR spectra suggest lower energy for the trans form where there are no contacts between the bulky phosphines. The DFT-calculated energies suggest the nature for NMR-intercepted plausible k1- or k2-intermediates. The carboxy-metal coordination is able to stabilize enol-tautomers through supramolecular H-interactions. The rotations of k1- and k2-acetate side arm of the THAc have also been exploited by correlating NMR signal patterns with the DFT energies. Figure 1: Torsional barrier of k1-(O) 3 and k2-(O,O)

New material from renewable resourses: Polysilicate-Lignin Composites Organic-Inorganic porous co... more New material from renewable resourses: Polysilicate-Lignin Composites Organic-Inorganic porous composite material (in nano or microscale) have been extensively studied in the last decade since they combined the advantages of the inorganic material (e.g. rigidity, thermal stability, inertiness) and the organic phase (e.g. ductility and therefore processability). A defining feature of polymer composite, is that the dimension of the silica fillers () confers a dramatic increase in interfacial area, which induces intrinsic crosslinking in the bulk. One of the most efficient procedure is colloidal sol-gel process in the presence of a preformed polymer or monomers with tailored morfologies (). Herein we describe the formation of a new ecocompatible insulating material adopting an hybrid procedure by using the lignosulfonate as it is or undergone to a basic treatement (NaOH or NH3) to provide partial depolymerisation. The oligomers obtained upon neutralization can be dispersed in the silica colloidal mixture (by acid or basic catalysed treatement) and furtherly polymerised in situ by adding a controlled amount of opportune hydrophobising (starch-oil biopolymer) with expanding and pH-controlling reactants (ammoniumbicarbonate and oxalic acid) . Globally the system is a totally biocompatible rigid foam composed mainly by blended biopolymer/mesoporous silica. The porous microcomposite material obtained shows promising requirements of low density and low conductivity, which can be adapt for insulating uses for costructions. Nuovi materiali a matrice rinnovabile: La sfida di un pannello isolante a base di lignina e silice Attraverso la formazione di aereogel di Silicio \ue8 possibile incapsulare una matrice di scarti dell\u2019industria cartaria opportunamente modificata con addittivi biocompatibili, quali olio e amido di mais, al fine di ottenere un materiale composito coibentante che trova applicazione nel campo delle costruzioni. Il progetto si pone come obiettivo la formulazione di schiume rigide a matrice rinnovabile per pannelli isolanti o come materiali riempitivi. Il costituente principale \ue8 il lignosolfonato, prodotto di scarto dell\u2019industria cartaria che viene inglobato in una matrice porosa di vetro modificata attraverso l\u2019aggiunta di opportuni leganti, fibre di rinforzo e additivi idrofobici. Le matrici possono essere utilizzate come: 1. Materiale riempitivo poroso e coibentante 2. Pannello contenitivo Aerogel formed by TEOS hydrolysi

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Journal of The Chemical Society-dalton Transactions, 1996

ChemInform, Aug 18, 2010

Nature of Vanadium Species in SnO2-V2O5-Based Catalysts. Preparation, Characterization, Thermal S... more Nature of Vanadium Species in SnO2-V2O5-Based Catalysts. Preparation, Characterization, Thermal Stability and Reactivity in Ethane Oxidative Dehydrogenation over V-Sn Mixed Oxides.-Mixed title oxides with different V2O5 loadings are prepared either by coprecipitation starting from Sn4+-V4+ aqueous acid solutions or by solid state reaction between V2O5 and Sn(O)(OH)2. After calcination at 700 • C a solid solution VxSn1-xO2 (x ≤ 0.10) is formed where V is stabilized in the reduced V4+ state. Homogeneous distribution of V4+ inside the rutile SnO2 matrix is detected for x ¡ 0.02 whereas at higher amounts clustering into VO2 microdomains is suggested. Additionally an amorphous V5+ oxide phase, spread over the solid solution, and at ¿ 20-25 at.% V2O5 content, crystalline V2O5 are formed. Solid solutions with x ≥ 0.02 are not stable above 700. degree.C in air. V4+ in the solid solution enhances the catalytic activity of TiO2 in ethane oxidative dehydrogenation at temp. ≥ 480 • C and the selectivity to ethene.

Journal of The Chemical Society-dalton Transactions, 1992

ABSTRACT

Molecules, Jan 15, 2018

The reaction between bis(2-benzothiazolyl)ketone and vinyl Grignard reagents bearing different su... more The reaction between bis(2-benzothiazolyl)ketone and vinyl Grignard reagents bearing different substituents on the vinyl moiety gave the product derived from attack on the carbonylic carbon-and/or oxygen-atom. The regioselectivity of the attack depends on the kind of substituents bound to the vinylic carbon atoms and on their relative position. The reaction between vinylmagnesium bromide and 2-methyl-1-propenylmagnesium bromide was carried out under different experimental conditions and in the presence of radical scavengers. The results indicate a plausible mechanistic pathway involving radical intermediates in the case of O-alkylation, but a polar ones in the case of classic C-alkylation. This agrees with our previous reports indicating a key role played by the delocalization ability of the substituents bound to the carbonyl group in driving the regioselectivity of the vinylmagnesium bromide attack towards O-alkylation. Further support of this was obtained by diffractometric analysis of four distinct bis(heteroaryl)ketones.

The chemistry of cyclopentadienyl ligands with functionalized pendant arms is still largely studi... more The chemistry of cyclopentadienyl ligands with functionalized pendant arms is still largely studied [1]. Herein we describe the totally diastereoselective formation of new air stable and water soluble Iridium (I) (Ko/w 0.9) and (III) complexes, by utilizing the recently synthesized, [2] multi-substituted and overcrowded, propeller-like ligand CpOOO, rac-1,2,4[C5H2R3; R = CH(CH2)3CHOH]. The latter reacts with [Ir(COD)Cl]2 giving quantitatively [Ir(COD)CpOOO] 1. Iodide addition to dichloromethane solution of 1 causes prompt displacement of the coordinated olefin, yielding dinuclear Iridium(III) [Ir(η5-CpOOO)I(\ub5-I)]2 2, which has been isolated as a red powder [3]. In agreement with the proposed structure, 1H NMR spectra of species 2 exhibit high-shifted double set of signals for the Cp groups. Reactions of 2 with phosphines (PR3: R = Me, Ph) or pyrazole (C3H4N2) ligands form quantitatively Ir(η5-CpOOO)I2L (L = PR3, R = Me 3, Ph 4; pzH 5), by iodide bridge breaking. All the complexes, isolated as dark yellow solids, have been spectroscopically characterized. To get new insights on oxidative addition mechanism paths, [4] further reactivity of 1 with CH3I is currently under investigation

We recently demonstrated that Cp, Ind and Flu anions cause epoxides ring opening reaction to form... more We recently demonstrated that Cp, Ind and Flu anions cause epoxides ring opening reaction to form mono-functionalized O-bearing ligands. Now we describe the synthesis of polydentate derivatives, obtained by running the reaction in the presence of oxirane excess. In fact, under this condition the nucleophylic attack of cyclopentadienyl gives in one step mono [C5H4R; R = CH2CH(Me)OH or CH(CH2)3CHOH] (1) o bifunctionalized ligands [C5H3R2] (2), if thermally solicited

We recently described the diastereoselective synthesis of racemic water-soluble polyol-Cp Rhodium... more We recently described the diastereoselective synthesis of racemic water-soluble polyol-Cp Rhodium species rac-(1,2,4)-CpOOORh(NBD) [CpOOO= C5H3[CH(CH2)3CH)OH]3 A [1]. We report on the unexpected chiral response in the absence of chiral auxiliaries or anisotropic medium, observed in polar-donor solvating media (thf, dmso, methanol) through a positive signal (CD), consistent with negative rotatory power values (25D = -12). The calculated DFT spectra describe the metal orbitals involved in the UV transitions (300-500 nm) and allow for the interpretation of CD results. Since the central and planar chirality effects are both cancelled out by the presence of racemate, the chiral behaviour in solution has to be ascribed exclusively to the preferred helicity of A conformers with minor energy. The dynamic VT NMR experiments in pyridine show a strong OH(1)\u2022\u2022\u2022OH(2) intramolecular hydrogen bond interaction. However, the marked bathochromic effect shown by the CD spectra of A suggests the presence of strong intermolecular H-bonding interactions (mean /T~12 ppb/K), which may be generated by supramolecular conglomerate networks with a preferred chirality. It should be pointed out that helicity inversion requires only slight geometrical alterations (~30o of the related dihedral angles) and low-energy barriers (experimentally and theoretically calculated as 7-8 Kcal mol-1). Therefore, we believe that chiroptical behavior (of the polyol species A is provoked by the donor effects of high polar solvents (dmso, MeOH). [1] S. Bordoni, P. Natanti, S. Cerini, R. Tarroni, M. Monari, F. Piccinelli, L. Busetto; Organometallics 2008, 27, 945\u2013954 and references therein

Nucleobases coordinated to Ruthenium centres have shown several promising properties for cancer t... more Nucleobases coordinated to Ruthenium centres have shown several promising properties for cancer treatments, demonstrating to have efficiency comparable to that of cis-Pt compounds, limiting toxic effects to intact cells and overcoming the drugs resistance after longer treatments. Thymine acetate (THAc) is proposed as a biomimetic model ligand to design potential Ruthenium-based antitumor drugs. Herein we report the reaction between Ru(H)2(CO)(PPh3)3, 1 and THAcH. The X-ray structure of the mono-,dihapto-thymine acetate species [(k1-O)(k2-O,O)Ru(THAc)2(CO)(PPh3)2] 2, unexpectedly exhibits cis-location for acetate ligands, likely ascribed to the prevalence of H-bonds and \uf070-stacking interactions. Conversely, DFT-calculations and NMR spectra suggest lower energy for the trans form where there are no contacts between the bulky phosphines. The DFT-calculated energies suggest the nature for NMR-intercepted plausible k1- or k2-intermediates. The carboxy-metal coordination is able to stabilize enol-tautomers through supramolecular H-interactions. The rotations of k1- and k2-acetate side arm of the THAc have also been exploited by correlating NMR signal patterns with the DFT energies. Figure 1: Torsional barrier of k1-(O) 3 and k2-(O,O)