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. 2023 Nov 10;62(50):20733–20744. doi: 10.1021/acs.inorgchem.3c02211

Table 1. Selected Structural Characteristicsa.

complex CN symmetry Sc–Oav Sc–Nav
DOTATSAP 8 C4 2.099 (4) 2.655 (4)
DOTASAP 8 C4 2.099 (4) 2.617 (4)
DOTASAP + H2O 9 C2 2.157 (5) 2.740 (4)
DOTA-p-NCS-Bn 8 C1 2.097 (4) 2.631 (4)
PSMA′ 8 C1 2.122 (4) 2.587 (4)
DOTATATE′ 8 C1 2.122 (4) 2.573 (4)
Lpyd 8 C4 2.422 (8)
MeDO2PA 8 C2 2.053 (2) 2.455 (6)
DOTPA 8 C4 2.069 (4) 2.747 (4)
DOTMP 8 C4 2.097 (4) 2.661 (4)
DOTMP″ 8 C4 2.059 (4) 3.244 (4)
AAZTA 7 C1 2.091 (4) 2.468 (3)
macropaLDL 10 C2 2.339 (6) 2.730 (4)
bispa2 8 C1 2.048 (2) 2.483 (6)
L3 7 C1 2.006 (2) 2.382 (5)
L2 7 C1 1.985 (1) 2.347 (6)
EGTA 8 C1 2.230 (6) 2.474 (2)
BAPTAb 8 C2 2.016 (6) 2.687 (2)
DTPA 8 C1 2.165 (5) 2.599 (3)
CHX-A″-DTPA 8 C1 2.161 (5) 2.597 (3)
HOPO 8 C1 2.231 (8)
a

The Sc3+ complexes are denoted by the ligand names given in the first column. The PSMA′ and DOTATATE′ notations mean the truncated ligands to 73 and 77 atoms, respectively; DOTMP and DOTMP″ mean the DOTMP4– and DOTMP8– ligands, respectively. The average Sc–O and Sc–N bond distances are given in angstroms. The number of coordinating O and N atoms are given in parentheses.

b

Two Sc–O distances around 3.4 Å in the Sc(BAPTA) complex are too large for a significant interaction. They were excluded from the average data in order to reflect the very strong character of the relevant Sc–O interactions.