Dear collegues,
I am exploring some radical reactions in aqueous medium and recently my attenction is focused on HAT reactions where metal complexes are not involved in the process.
Other processes as PCET reactions can be usefull and interesting but I would like to have information about reactions where the movement of H. is in a single kinetic step.
I did not find many papers and information about this kind of HAT reactions in literature but by theoretical point of view, they should work.
The use of water as solvent should not be so well developed, due to the solubility issue releated to the low solubility of the involved chemicals in water.
For this reasons, I am asking if someone has (or had) experience on this kind of reaction in H2O.
Thanks in advance to all for your time and your kind availability.
Best,
Manuel
I draw your attention to the mechanism of the quantum regime of electro-proton transfer in water in a "clean" system. This is an aqueous micellar solution of ionic surfactants without a redox pair.
Preprint Quantum entanglement in micellar solutions of ionic surfactants.
My ideas are similar to one of the theories presented in the review
Chem. Rev., 2012, 112 (7), pp 4016–4093
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Thanks so much Yuri Mirgorod for your interest on this topic and for sharing your research.
I will read with interest your paper and the relative review you suggested.
Thanks again for your support,
Best,
Strange question. The radical reactions in water including the hydrogen atom transfer are very well studied, tons of publications in this area. For the beginning read about HAT in
Chem. Rev., 2012, 112 (7), pp 4016–4093
Dear Yurii V Geletii , thanks for the reference and comments.
Prof. Mirgorod have already suggested the same review that I am already reading.
Probably my question is incomplete and for this reason it looks strange.
In the radical HAT reactions should not be involved any metal complexes because my system does not tollerate very well this kind of compounds.
As you said and as reported in literature, many HAT reactions using metal complexes are reported and well studied.
I will add this crucial information to the question.
Thanks for your time and support,
Best,
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