Synthesis and reactivity of bio-inspired copper complexes supported by non-traditional ligands

Gupta, Aalo Kumar
2011-08
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Synthesis and reactivity of bio-inspired copper complexes supported by non-traditional ligands

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The research described within this thesis focuses on a number biologically inspired copper complexes. We sought to synthesize and characterize bio-inspired Cu(I) complexes followed by examining the reactivity of these systems towards dioxygen and oxo-transfer reagents to further understand the mechanisms, including the identity of reactive intermediates, of copper-containing metalloenzymes.

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University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. August 2011. Major: Chemistry. Advisor: William B. Tolman. 1 computer file (PDF); vi, 244 pages.

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