Proton-Responsive Ligands Promote CO2 Capture and Accelerate Catalytic CO2/HCO2 – Interconversion

The synthesis and investigation of [Rh­(DHMPE)2]­[BF4] (1) are reported. 1 features proton-responsive 1,2-bis­[(dihydroxymethyl)­phosphino]­ethane (DHMPE) ligands, which readily capture CO2 from atmospheric sources upon deprotonation. The protonation state of the DHMPE ligand was observed to have a...

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description The synthesis and investigation of [Rh­(DHMPE)2]­[BF4] (1) are reported. 1 features proton-responsive 1,2-bis­[(dihydroxymethyl)­phosphino]­ethane (DHMPE) ligands, which readily capture CO2 from atmospheric sources upon deprotonation. The protonation state of the DHMPE ligand was observed to have a significant impact on the catalytic reactivity of 1 with CO2. Deprotonation and CO2 binding to 1 result in a ∼10-fold rate enhancement in catalytic degenerate CO2 reduction with formate, monitored by 12C/13C isotope exchange between H12CO2 – and 13CO2. Studies performed using a similar complex lacking the hydroxyl ligand functionality ([Rh­(DEPE)2]­[BF4] where DEPE = 1,2-bis­(diethylphosphino)­ethane) do not show the same rate enhancements when base is added. Based upon the cation-dependent activity of the catalyst, Eyring analysis, and cation sequestration experiments, CO2 binding to 1 is proposed to facilitate preorganization of formate/CO2 in the transition state via ligand-based encapsulation of Na+ or K+ cations to lower the activation energy and increase the observed catalytic rate. Incorporation of proton-responsive DHMPE ligands provides a unique approach to accelerate the kinetics of catalytic CO2 reduction to formate.
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