Authors

  • Askarov Ibrahimjon Rakhmanovich
    Doctor of Chemistry, Professor, Department of Chemistry, Andijan State University, Andijan, Uzbekistan
  • Tolakov Nurillo Kasimovich
    Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry (PhD), Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, Andijan State University, Andijan, Uzbekistan
  • Abduraimov Zukhriddin Kholboevich
    Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry (PhD), Senior Teacher, Department of Chemistry, Andijan State University, Andijan, Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.ijasr.131770

Keywords:

Ferrocene carbonic acid diazotization IK-spectroscopy quantum chemistry

Abstract

This study investigates the structure of the product resulting from the reaction between ferrocene-carboxylic acid and o-aminobenzoic acid. To achieve this, we employed a combined approach of quantum-chemical calculations and IR-spectroscopy. Optimized structures of the reaction product were obtained using the "Gaussian 98" program. By analyzing the results from both methods, this study provides an energetic justification for the product's structure and elucidates the relationship between its structure and properties.


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BSTRACT

This study investigates the structure of the product resulting from the reaction between ferrocene-
carboxylic acid and o-aminobenzoic acid. To achieve this, we employed a combined approach of quantum-
chemical calculations and IR-spectroscopy. Optimized structures of the reaction product were obtained
using the "Gaussian 98" program. By analyzing the results from both methods, this study provides an
energetic justification for the product's structure and elucidates the relationship between its structure and
properties.

K

EYWORDS

Ferrocene carbonic acid, o-aminobenzoic acid, diazotization IK-spectroscopy, quantum chemistry, hetero-
annular, Harty energies.

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Research Article

JUSTIFICATION OF THE STRUCTURE OF THE REACTION
PRODUCT BETWEEN FERROCARBON AND O-AMINOBENZOIC
ACID USING QUANTUM-CHEMICAL AND IR-SPECTROSCOPY
METHODS


Submission Date:

July 21,

2024,

Accepted Date:

July 26, 2024,

Published Date:

July 31, 2024

Crossref doi:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ijasr-04-07-05


Askarov Ibrahimjon Rakhmanovich

Doctor of Chemistry, Professor, Department of Chemistry, Andijan State University, Andijan, Uzbekistan

Tolakov Nurillo Kasimovich

Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry (PhD), Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, Andijan State
University, Andijan, Uzbekistan

Abduraimov Zukhriddin Kholboevich

Doctor of Philosophy in Chemistry (PhD), Senior Teacher, Department of Chemistry, Andijan State
University, Andijan, Uzbekistan


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I

NTRODUCTION

To date, significant progress has been made in
modern chemistry, as in many other fields. The
reason for this is the improvement of the methods
of analysis of chemical processes based on
complex mechanisms, initially using chemical
computer programs with high capabilities, based
on quantum-chemical calculation. Currently,
using the methods in practice, there are
opportunities to theoretically study the
mechanism of chemical reactions, the reactivity of
substances, the location of active centres, the
yield of products, the spatial and graphic
structure of initial and formed substances, and
their spectroscopic inspection indicators. This
causes time and resources to be saved during the
synthesis of the substance, optimization of the
conditions of the synthesis process, and
conducting theoretically based, small number of
specific experiments [1].

M

ETHODS

The software package "Gaussian 09w" is widely
used in the theoretical calculation of the spatial
structure, valence angles, energy values of atoms
and vibrational spectra of ferrocene and
ferrocene derivative molecules [2].

When choosing the theoretical calculation
method suitable for ferrocene and its derivatives,

the molecular and spatial structure of ferrocene,
ionization energies, electron density distribution
in atoms and other physical and chemical
indicators were carried out by quantum-chemical
calculation [3].

In order to further expand the sphere of influence
of ferrocene carbonic acid, a number of works
have been carried out on the synthesis of its new
derivatives [4].

In order to continue the research on obtaining
new compounds based on ferrocene carbonic
acid, we carried out the arylation reaction of
ferrocene carbonic acid with the help of
aminobenzoic acid isomers by the diazotization
method. The reaction of diazotization of
ferrocene carbonic acid with o-aminobenzoic acid
was carried out in an ethereal environment in the
presence of sodium nitrite and hydrochloric acid.
As a result, a hetero-annular substituted
compound of ferrocene carbonic acid was formed.

Using the quantum chemical calculation method,
the structures of all possible isomers of the
reaction product between ferrocene carbonic
acid and o-aminobenzoic acid were constructed.

Schemes of the structures of these isomers are
given below (Fig. 1.):


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C

O

O

H

C

O

O

H

C

O

O

H

C

O

O

H

COOH

COOH

Fe

Fe

Fe

N

H

H

C

O

O

H

Fe

HOOC

+

(2)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

Ferrotsenkarbon
kislota

(3)

C

O

O

H

HOOC

Fe

C

O

O

H

HOOC

Fe

(1)

C

O

O

H

HOOC

Fe

C

O

O

H

HOOC

Fe

o-aminobenzoy kislota

Figure 1. Models of possible isomers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 of the reaction products between

ferrocene-carboxylic acid and o-aminobenzoic acid

In order to determine which isomer corresponds
to the structure of the product, the Hartree
energies (EHart) of the optimized structures of
possible isomers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 were
calculated using the DFT/B3LYP hybrid method

3-21G basis of the Gaussian 98 software package
was calculated and the differences (DE) between
them were determined. The calculation results
are presented in the table below.

Table 1. Hartree energies of the optimized structures of the isomers of the reaction product

between ferrocene carbonic acid and o-aminobenzoic acid and their differences

Isomers

EHart., kJ/mol

DE, (J)

Dipole moment

1

-2247.5369

0

2.6130

2

-2247.5217

0.0152

2.9867

3

-2247,1289

0.408

2.8818

4

-2247.1177

0.4192

2.9798

5

-2247.0689

0.468

3.1015

6

-2247.1215

0.4154

4.5084


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7

-2247,1247

0.1247

2.6864

The calculation results showed that among the
isomers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 of the reaction
product between ferrocene carbonic acid and o-
aminobenzoic acid, the energy of 1 is smaller than
the others. Based on the results, it can be
concluded that the main product of the reaction of
ferrocene carbonic acid with o-aminobenzoic acid
corresponds to structure 1.

The reaction products were initially screened by
thin-layer chromatography and separated by
column chromatography. In order to more
accurately study the molecular structure of the
synthesized compounds, their infrared spectra
were taken and analyzed. The wavenumber

values

of

absorption

peaks

observed

experimentally in the IR spectrum of the product
were compared to the wavenumber values of the
maxima of the absorption fields calculated
quantum-chemically for the corresponding
vibrations in the molecule. The results are
presented in Table 2.

From the analysis of the results, it was found that
the values of the wavenumbers of the absorption
regions in the experimentally measured IR-
spectrum of o-(2`-carboxyferrocenyl)benzoic
acid correspond to the quantum-chemically
calculated values for the molecule with the
structure we assumed.

Figure 2. IR spectrum of o-(2`-carboxy ferrocenyl) benzoic acid


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Figure 3. Quantum-chemical calculated IR-spectrum of o-(2`-carboxy ferrocenyl) benzoic

acid (Gaussian 98)

The absorption lines at 1108 and 1029 cm-1 of
the IR spectrum belong to the ferrocenyl group
from the heteroannular dialyzer, the absorption
lines at 914 cm-1 are due to the pentadienyl ring
substituted for the ferrocene residue, the
absorption lines at 2869, 2626 cm-1 belong to the

ON group of the carboxyl group, the spectrum at

834 cm-1 The absorption line characteristic of the
deformation vibrations of the 1,4-disubstituted
benzene ring in the region 1, as well as the
absorption line at 3560 cm-1 of the deformation
vibration (OH) group, and the absorption lines

corresponding to the vibrations of the >S=O
group of

SOON at 1650 cm-1 gives [5,6]. The IR

spectrum of the synthesized compound is shown
in Fig. 2.

Synthesized

o-(2`-

carboxyferrocenyl)benzoinacidA

quantum-

chemically calculated IR spectrum was obtained
to compare the wavenumber values of the
absorption peaks observed in the experiment
(Fig. 3).

Table 2. Wavenumber of experimentally observed peaks in the IR-spectrum of o-(2`-carboxy
ferrocenyl) benzoic acid and calculated values of the maximum wavenumber of the branch

corresponding to the corresponding vibration of different isomers of the molecule cm

-1

No

Type of
vibration

Absorption field maximum wave number, cm-1

Calculated

Measured


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1

2

3

4

5

6

7

1.

Fc n(CCC)

382

375

380

381

381

431

380

386

2.

Fc n(C-Fe)

429

421

447

449

420

445

417

425

3.

Fc n(CCC)

511

516

500

500

515

522

518

509

4.

Fc n(CCC)

561

564

568

569

561

560

539

563

5.

n(COOH)

597

618

705

602

616

623

582

598

6.

nCp(CH)

740

739

739

740

727

743

736

740

7.

dCp(CH)

783

780

777

787

779

792

786

783

8.

s nCp2(CH)

838

848

845

842

816

823

812

834

9.

nCp2(CH)

914

915

915

921

914

917

897

914

10.

dCp(CC)

939

958

957

959

957

943

927

935

11.

dCp2(CC)

1053

1035

1042

1028

1037

1043

1036

1052

12.

nsp(CH)

1108

1123

1121

1123

1123

1097

1138

1108

13.

nCp2(CH)

1213

1199

1193

1196

1193

1196

1192

1220

14.

s nCp1(CH)

1277

1255

1273

1257

1254

1274

1262

1279

15.

as n d (CO)

1651

1595

1593

1597

1594

1591

1593

1650

16.

d(OH)

3565

3418

3418

3418

3400

3400

3408

3560

The data presented in Table 2 are o-(2`-
carboxyferrocenyl) benzoic acidacid. The
wavenumbers of the absorption areas in the
spectrum obtained in the experiment confirm

that the absorption areas in the spectrum
obtained as a result of quantum-chemical
calculations correspond to the wavenumbers.

Figure 4. Computationally optimized molecular structure of o-(2`-carboxy ferrocenyl)

benzoic acid


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O-(2`-carboxyferrocenyl)benzoin as a result of
the diazotization reaction based on the results of
the analysis can see that an acid (product 1) is
formed.

Based on the spectral data, it can be shown that
the formation of the obtained substance proceeds
according to the following reaction equation:

C

O

O

H

C

O

O

H

C

O

O

H

C

O

O

H

H

HOOC

C

O

O

H

HOOC

Fe

Fe

COOH

COOH

NH

2

Cl

-

N

2

HNO

2

2H

2

O

HCl

Fe

Fe

Cl

-

N

2

COOH

2H

2

O

N

N

Cl

-

2H

2

O

Fe

HCl

N

2

2H

2

O

+

+

+

-5

o

C

+

34

o

C

+

+

34

o

C

+

+

34

o

C

+

+

+

+

C

ONCLUSION

In conclusion, it can be said that the structure of
the product of the diazotization reaction between
ferrocene carbon and o-aminobenzoic acid was
obtained based on energetics. On this basis, the
diazotization reaction scheme with ferrocene
carbon and o-aminobenzoic acid and the
structures of all possible isomeric products were
constructed. In order to determine which isomer
the structure of the product corresponds to, the
optimized structures of the possible homo- and
hetero-annular state isomers were calculated
using the Hartree Energies (EHart.) "Gaussian 98"
software package using the DFT/B3LYP hybrid
method 3-21G basis.

From the analysis of the results o-(2`-
carboxyferrocenyl), benzoinacidIt was proved

that the values of the wavenumbers of the
absorption fields in the IR-spectrum measured
experimentally correspond to the quantum-
chemically calculated values.

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