Effect of the acidity and chemical nature of the protonating agent on the rate of acetylene reduction catalyzed by the nitrogenase active site isolated from the enzyme
Tóm tắt
The effect of the acidity (pK
a) of the source of protons on the rate and selectivity of acetylene reduction has been investigated in order to elucidate the mechanism of protonation of substrate molecules coordinated to the reduced FeMoco cluster. A number of compounds whose pK
a in DMF varies between 6 and 20 have been examined as protonating agents. The rate of the reaction is almost independent of the acidity of the proton donor in a wide pK
a range. This can be explained in terms of the specific features of substrate protonation catalyzed by iron-sulfur clusters. Active protonating agents in the system are those which react with the catalyst to form hydrogen-bonded association species or those which are ligands reversibly binding to the cluster and are capable of donating protons, likely with simultaneous electron transfer.
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