Immobilized Cu(II)–amino acid complexes as prospective highly efficient catalytic materials: Synthesis, structural characterization and catalytic activities

Pálinkó, István and Ordasi, Adrien and Kiss T., János and Labádi, Imre (2008) Immobilized Cu(II)–amino acid complexes as prospective highly efficient catalytic materials: Synthesis, structural characterization and catalytic activities. AIP CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS, 1075. pp. 165-168. ISSN 0094-243X

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Abstract

In this work the covalent anchoring of N- or C-protected Cu(II)-L-tyrosine complexes onto a swellable resin or surface-modified siUca gel is described. Experimental conditions (solvents, the availability of ligands) of the synthesis were varied; the structures (by IR spectroscopy) and the superoxide dismutase activities of the anchored complexes were studied.

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