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                      Photoactivatable Carbon Monoxide Releasing Mn(I)(CO)3

                       Based Complexes: Spectroscopic and Density Functional
                                              Theory Calculations
                       Rabaa M. Khaled,  Nour T. Abdel-Ghani, and Ahmed M. Mansour
                                          *
                      Chemistry Department, Cairo University, Faculty of Science, Gamma
                                          Street, Giza, Cairo 12613, Egypt.

                                                     ABSTRACT

                    Reaction between bromopentacarbonyl manganese(I) and N,N-bidentate
                    Schiff-base  ligands,  bearing  different  electron-donating  and  electron
                    withdrawing  groups  R  =  OCH3,  Cl  and  NO2,  afforded  octahedral
                    complexes  of  the  general  formula  fac-[MnBr(CO)3(N-N)],  which  were

                    characterized  by  different  spectral  and  analytical  tools.  The  observed
                    electronic  transitions  were  assigned  with  the  aid  of  time-dependent
                    density functional theory calculations. The lowest energy transition was
                    assigned to metal-ligand charge transfer. The influence of the substituent
                    on  the  photophysical  and  photochemical  properties  was  systemically
                    studied using UV/Vis. and IR spectroscopy. The  dark stability and the
                    photo  release  process  was  investigated  in  two  solvents  of  different
                    coordinating  ability.  The  investigated  carbon  monoxide  releasing
                    molecules (CORMs) are able to release CO upon the exposure to source
                    light in the range of 365–468 nm. Solution IR spectroscopy showed the
                    formation of intermediate Mn(CO)2 species.
































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