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The influence of heterometals on dinitrogen binding at synthetic iron-sulfur clusters
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• The reduction chemistry of synthetic [MFe3S4] clusters was systematically studied • Clusters with M = Mo or W bind N2, whereas those with M = V, Cr, or Fe do not • Results support an electronic role for large “heterometals” in binding N2 at Fe • Findings may account for the greater efficiency of the Mo nitrogenase
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metallobiochemistry
bioinorganic chemistry
iron-sulfur clusters
nitrogenase
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