Anastasia O. Brovko

Anastasia O. Brovko


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3Years (2024-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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26 August 2024 in Molecules
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ABAnastasia O. Brovko
Anastasia O. Brovko
NKNatalya V. Kuratieva
Natalya V. Kuratieva
DPDenis Pishchur
Denis Pishchur
GKGennadiy A. Kostin
Gennadiy A. Kostin
The reaction of [RuNO(Py)2Cl2OH] with bipyridine in water–ethanol media results in trans-(NO, OH)-[RuNO(Py)(Bpy)ClOH]+ with an acceptable yield (60–70%) as hexafluorophosphate salt. Further treatment of the hydroxy-complex with concentrated HF quantitatively leads to trans-(NO, F)-[RuNO(Py)(Bpy)ClF]+. Despite the chirality of both coordination spheres, the hexafluorophosphate salts crystallized as racemates. A NO-linkage isomerism study of the obtained complexes was performed at 80 K with different excitation wavelengths (405, 450, 488 nm). The most favorable wavelengths for the MS1 isomer (Ru-ON) formation were 405 and 450 nm, where the linkage isomer populations were 17% and 1% for [RuNO(Py)(Bpy)ClOH]PF6 and [RuNO(Py)(Bpy)ClF]PF6. The shift of the excitation wavelength to the green (488 nm) sharply decreased the MS1 population. The IR-spectral signatures of MS1 were registered. Reverse-transformation Ru-ON (MS1)-Ru-NO (GS) was investigated for [RuNO(Py)(Bpy)ClOH]PF6 using IR and DSC techniques that made it possible to determine the kinetic parameters (Ea and k0) and decay temperature.

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ABAnastasia O. Brovko
Anastasia O. Brovko
IYIvan A. Yakovlev
Ivan A. Yakovlev
NKNatalia V. Kuratieva
Natalia V. Kuratieva
DSDmitriy Sheven
Dmitriy Sheven
GKGennadiy A. Kostin
Gennadiy A. Kostin
A set of new coordination compounds of the formula [RuNO(L)Cl3], with L representing the bidentate ligands bipyrimidine (bpym), bipyridine (bpy), or phenanthroline (phen), was prepared and fully characterized. For the isomeric species fac-[RuNO(bpym)Cl3] (1), fac-[RuNO(phen)Cl3] (2), mer-[RuNO(phen)Cl3] (3), fac-[RuNO(bpy)Cl3] (4), and mer-[RuNO(bpy)Cl3] (5), an evaluation of the photoresponse in DMSO was performed under excitation with 450 nm using a continuous-flow arrangement that enabled the simultaneous acquisition of IR and UV-Vis spectral data. Quantum yields for photoinduced release of NO were determined as follows: 5.4 ± 0.5% for fac-[RuNO(bpym)Cl3] (1); 0.8 ± 0.1% for fac-[RuNO(phen)Cl3] (2); 0.6 ± 0.1% for mer-[RuNO(phen)Cl3] (3); 3.7 ± 0.1% for fac-[RuNO(bpy)Cl3] (4); 2.1 ± 0.1% for mer-[RuNO(bpy)Cl3] (5). The product of the photolysis of compound 5 in acetonitrile solution was isolated and structurally characterized as mer-[Ru(CH3CN)(bpy)Cl3] (6). Taking into account the presence of typical DNA intercalating ligands, the complexes can be potentially exploited as photoNORMs.

2 July 2026 in Preprints.org
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ABAnastasia O. Brovko
Anastasia O. Brovko
IYIvan A. Yakovlev
Ivan A. Yakovlev
NKNatalia V. Kuratieva
Natalia V. Kuratieva
DSDmitriy Sheven
Dmitriy Sheven
GKGennadiy A. Kostin
Gennadiy A. Kostin
A series of novel complexes with the general formula [RuNO(L)Cl3], where L is a bidentate ligand (bpym, bpy, phen), was synthesized and characterized. The photochemical activity of fac-[RuNO(bpym)Cl3] (1), fac-[RuNO(phen)Cl3] (2), mer-[RuNO(phen)Cl3] (3), fac-[RuNO(bpy)Cl3] (4), mer-[RuNO(bpy)Cl3] (5) in DMSO was quantified under 450 nm irradiation using a flow-through system, allowing simultaneous IR and UV-Vis spectral monitoring. Quantum yields for photoinduced release of NO were determined as follows: 5.4 ± 0.5 % for fac-[RuNO(bpym)Cl3] (1); 0.8±0.1 % for fac-[RuNO(phen)Cl3] (2); 0.6±0.1 % for mer-[RuNO(phen)Cl3] (3); 3.7±0.1 % for fac-[RuNO(bpy)Cl3] (4); 2.1±0.1 % for mer-[RuNO(bpy)Cl3] (5). The product of photolysis of compound 5 in acetonitrile solution was isolated and structurally characterized as mer-[Ru(CH3CN)(bpy)Cl3] (6). Taking into account the presence of typical DNA intercalating ligands the complexes can be potentially exploited as photoNORMs.