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Formation of, L1)FeV=0(OH, is thermodynamically and kinetically unfavorable with respect to the formation of, L 1)FeIV(OH)2] and, L1)Fe IV=O(OH2, all possible spin states and water-assisted as well as non-water-assisted pathways have been considered, 13] Moreover, the first transition state of the reaction of, L1)Fe V=O(OH, with ethylene has a relative energy of 12 kJ mol -1, which is slightly higher than the corresponding transition state of the, L1)FeIV=O(OH2, based reaction see Supporting Information
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Preliminary experiments on the dependence of water added to the catalyst solutions lead to significant differences in the total amount of products and product ratios; direct oxidation of the, L1FeII} precursor with tBuOOH or iodosylbenzene diacetate only produces epoxide from cyclooctene. These preliminary experiments support our mechanistic proposal and show how the product selectivity can be tuned
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