Mohammed Enamullah
York University, Canada
Posters & Accepted Abstracts: Med Chem (Los Angeles)
Four coordinated non-planar and C2-symmetrical metal(II)-complexes with tetrahedral to distorted square-planar geometry exhibit chirality-at-metal center induced by chiral N^O-chelate ligands. The chirality of the whole coordination unit is designated by Î? (right) - and Î? (left)-handed descriptors. The chirality and diastereoselection of R or S-N^O-chelate ligands on coordination with the metal(II) ions will lead to the formation of opposite Î?- or Î?-configuration at-metal center and provide two diastereomers, Î?-M(R-N^O)2 and Î?-M(R-N^O)2 {or Î?-M(S-N^O)2 and Î?-M(S-N^O)2}. While the racemic ligands (R/S-N^O) provide a mixture of all four diastereomers (Scheme 1). Intra molecular non-covalent interactions that shows within the metal-chiral chelate unit lead to a free-energy divergence between the two diastereomers (Î? vs. Î?), thereby one of the diastereomers is thermodynamically preferred, Î?-M(R-N^O)2 {or Î?-M(S-N^O)2 } [1-5].
E-mail: enamullah@juniv
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