Person: Alonso Gómez, José Miguel
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First Name
José Miguel
Last Name
Alonso Gómez
Affiliation
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Faculty / Institute
Ciencias Químicas
Department
Química Orgánica
Area
Química Orgánica
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Item 2,3‐Diodocarbazoles by a domino iodocyclization/iodo‐translocation of (3‐iodoindolyl)butynols(Advance Synthesis & Catalysis, 2022) Martín‐Mejías, Irene; Petcu, Sonia; Alonso Gómez, José Miguel; Aragoncillo Abanades, Cristina; Almendros Requena, PedroA controlled access to 1‐aryl 2,3‐diiodo‐carbazoles involving iodine transposition has been accomplished directly from acyclic precursors. The 2,3‐diiodo‐carbazole core was prone to further chemoselective decoration at C3−I or double difunctionalization.Item Straightforward Synthesis of Bis[(trifluoromethyl)sulfonyl]ethylated Isocoumarins from 2-Ethynylbenzoates(Journal of Organic Chemistry, 2023) Petcu, Sonia; Lázaro Milla, Carlos; Rodríguez, Javier; Iriepa, Isabel; Bautista-Aguilera, Óscar ; Aragoncillo Abanades, Cristina; Alonso Gómez, José Miguel; Almendros Requena, PedroHerein, we report a facile isocoumarin and isoquinolone preparation by taking advantage of an initial bis(triflyl)ethylation [triflyl = (trifluoromethyl)sulfonyl] reaction, followed by heterocyclization, which contrasts with our previous results on cyclobutene formation. The efficiency of the catalyst- and irradiation-free heterocyclization/bis(triflyl)ethylation sequence showed exquisite dependence on the electronic nature of the substituents at the 2-ethynylbenzoate(benzamide) precursors. Molecular docking of model bis(triflyl)ethylated isocoumarins on human acetylcholinesterase (hAChE) revealed promising biological activities through selective coordination on both the catalytic active site and peripheral active site.Item Tuning magnetoconductivity in LaMnO3 NPs through cationic vacancy control(Nanomaterials, 2023) Hernando Grande, Antonio; Ruiz González, María Luisa; Díaz, Omar; Alonso Gómez, José Miguel; Martínez, José L.; Ayuela, Andrés; González Calbet, José María; Cortés Gil, RaquelThe inclusion of La-Mn vacancies in LaMnO3 nanoparticles leads to a noticeable change in conductivity behavior. The sample retains its overall insulator characteristic, with a typical thermal activation mechanism at high temperatures, but it presents high magnetoconductivity below 200 K. The activation energy decreases linearly with the square of the reduced magnetization and vanishes when the sample is magnetized at saturation. Therefore, it turns out that electron hopping between Mn3+ and Mn4+ largely contributes to the conductivity below the Curie temperature. The influence of the applied magnetic field on conductivity also supports the hypothesis of hopping contribution, and the electric behavior can be explained as being due to an increase in the hopping probability via spin alignment.Item Improving the Efficacy of Quinolylnitrones for Ischemic Stroke Therapy, QN4 and QN15 as New Neuroprotective Agents after Oxygen–Glucose Deprivation/Reoxygenation-Induced Neuronal Injury(Pharmaceuticals, 2022) Fernández López, Israel; Alonso Gómez, José Miguel; Escobar Peso, Alejandro; Alcázar, Alberto; Marco Contelles, JoséIn our search for new neuroprotective agents for stroke therapy to improve the pharmacological profile of the compound quinolylnitrone QN23, we have prepared and studied sixteen new related and easily available quinolylnitrones. As a result, we have identified compounds QN4 and QN15 as promising candidates showing high neuroprotection power in a cellular experimental model of ischemia. Even though they were found to be less active than our current lead compound QN23,QN4 and QN15 provide an improved potency and, particularly for QN4, an expanded range of tolerability and improved solubility compared to the parent compound. A computational DFT-based analysis has been carried out to understand the antioxidant power of quinolylnitrones QN23, QN4and QN15. Altogether, these results show that subtle, simple modifications of the quinolylnitrone scaffold are tolerated, providing high neuroprotective activity and optimization of the pharmacological potency required for an improved design and future drug developments in the field.Item Coexistence of two spin frustration pathways in the quantum spin liquid Ca_10Cr_7O_28(Inorganic chemistry, 2022) Alshalawi, Dhoha; Alonso Gómez, José Miguel; Landa Cánovas, Ángel; Presa Muñoz De Toro, Patricia Marcela De LaKagome antiferromagnetic lattices are of high interest because the geometric frustration is expected to give rise to highly degenerated ground states that may host exotic properties such as quantum spin liquid (QSL). Ca_10Cr_7O_28 has been reported to display all the features expected for a QSL. At present, most of the literature reports on samples synthesized with starting materials ratio CaO/Cr_2O_3 3:1, which leads to a material with small amounts of CaCrO_4 and CaO as secondary phases; this impurity excess affects not only the magnetic properties but also the structural ones. In this work, samples with starting material ratios CaO/Cr_2O_3 3:1, 2.9:1, 2.85:1, and 2.8:1 have been synthesized and studied by X-ray diffraction with Rietveld refinements, selected area electron diffraction measurements, high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM), low-temperature magnetometry, and magnetic calorimetry. This result shows that a highly pure Ca_10Cr_7O_28 phase is obtained for a CaO/Cr_2O_3 ratio of 2.85:1 instead of the 3:1 usually reported; the incorrect stoichiometric ratio leads to a larger distortion of the corner-sharing triangular arrangement of magnetic ions Cr+5 with S = 1/2 in the Kagome lattice. In addition, our study reveals that there exists another frustration pathway which is an asymmetric zigzag spin ladder along the directions [211], [12-1], and [1- 1-1], in which the Cr-Cr distances are shorter than in the Kagome layers.Item Local induction heating capabilities of zeolites charged with metal and oxide MNPs for application in HDPE hydrocracking: a proof of concept(Materials, 2021) Muñoz, Marta; Morales, Irene; Costa, Cátia S.; Multigner, Marta; Presa Muñoz De Toro, Patricia Marcela De La; Alonso Gómez, José Miguel; Silva, Joao M.; Ribeiro, Maria do Rosário; Torres, Belen; Rams, JoaquínZeolites are widely used in high-temperature oil refining processes such as fluid catalytic cracking (FCC), hydrocracking, and aromatization. Significant energy cost are associated with these processes due to the high temperatures required. The induction heating promoted by magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) under radio frequency fields could contribute to solving this problem by providing a supplementary amount of heat in a nano-localized way, just at the active centre site where the catalytic process takes place. In this study, the potential of such a complementary route to reducing energetic requirements is evaluated. The catalytic cracking reaction under a hydrogen atmosphere (hydrocracking) applied to the conversion of plastics was taken as an application example. Thus, a commercial zeolite catalyst (H-USY) was impregnated with three different magnetic nanoparticles: nickel (Ni), cobalt (Co), maghemite (gamma-Fe_(2)O_(3)), and their combinations and subjected to electromagnetic fields. Temperature increases of approximately 80 degrees C were measured for H-USY zeolite impregnated with gamma-Fe_(2)O_(3) and Ni-gamma-Fe_(2)O_(3) due to the heat released under the radio frequency fields. The potential of the resulting MNPs derived catalyst for HDPE (high-density polyethylene) conversion was also evaluated by thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) under hydrogen atmosphere. This study is a proof of concept to show that induction heating could be used in combination with traditional resistive heating as an additional energy supplier, thereby providing an interesting alternative in line with a greener technology.