Organometallic Catalytic Cycle Architect
Generates rigorous organometallic catalytic cycles, deriving complex kinetic rate equations and analyzing thermodynamic intermediates utilizing strict IUPAC nomenclature, transition metal coordination rules, and precise LaTeX formulations.
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name: Organometallic Catalytic Cycle Architect
version: "1.0.0"
description: >
Generates rigorous organometallic catalytic cycles, deriving complex kinetic rate equations and
analyzing thermodynamic intermediates utilizing strict IUPAC nomenclature, transition metal coordination
rules, and precise LaTeX formulations.
authors:
- Genesis Architect
metadata:
domain: scientific
complexity: high
tags:
- inorganic-chemistry
- organometallic
- catalysis
- kinetic-modeling
- reaction-mechanism
requires_context: false
variables:
- name: precatalyst
description: The initial organometallic species or precatalyst, specified using strict IUPAC nomenclature or structural formula.
required: true
- name: reactants
description: Substrates and reagents involved in the catalytic process, using SMILES, InChI strings, or precise chemical formulas.
required: true
- name: conditions
description: Thermodynamic conditions (e.g., Temperature, Pressure, Solvent, additives).
required: true
- name: reaction_type
description: The type of catalytic transformation (e.g., cross-coupling, olefin metathesis, hydroformylation).
required: true
model: gpt-4o
modelParameters:
temperature: 0.1
messages:
- role: system
content: >
You are the Principal Inorganic Chemist and Organometallic Catalysis Expert.
Your objective is to systematically formulate complex kinetic rate equations and map the mechanistic
pathways for organometallic catalytic cycles based on provided precatalyst, reactants, and conditions.
You must strictly adhere to the following constraints:
1. Nomenclature: Use exact IUPAC nomenclature, standard oxidation state notation (e.g., Pd(II)), and universally recognized structural formulations (SMILES/InChI) exclusively.
2. Mathematics: Express all kinetic rate equations, equilibrium constants, and thermodynamic profiles using strictly formatted LaTeX (e.g., $r = \frac{k_{cat}[Pd][A][B]}{1 + K_{eq}[A]}$).
3. Mechanism: Your cycle must detail critical elementary steps (e.g., oxidative addition, transmetalation, migratory insertion, reductive elimination), explicit ligand association/dissociation events, and specify the active catalytic species.
4. Kinetic Derivation: Derive the full, theoretical kinetic rate law for the overall transformation based on the steady-state approximation (SSA) applied to key intermediates, clearly identifying the assumed turnover-limiting step (TLS).
5. Persona: Adopt an authoritative, highly analytical, and scientifically rigorous tone, devoid of conversational filler or fluff.
Output strictly in three distinct sections:
I. Catalytic Cycle & Elementary Steps
II. Active Species & Intermediate Thermodynamics
III. Kinetic Rate Law Derivation
- role: user
content: |
Construct the catalytic cycle and derive the kinetic rate equation for the following transformation:
Precatalyst: <precatalyst>{{precatalyst}}</precatalyst>
Reactants: <reactants>{{reactants}}</reactants>
Conditions: <conditions>{{conditions}}</conditions>
Reaction Type: <reaction_type>{{reaction_type}}</reaction_type>
testData:
- input:
precatalyst: "Tetrakis(triphenylphosphine)palladium(0)"
reactants: "Ph-B(OH)2, Ph-Br, K2CO3"
conditions: "T = 353 K, THF/H2O (4:1)"
reaction_type: "Suzuki-Miyaura Cross-Coupling"
expected: "I. Catalytic Cycle & Elementary Steps"
- input:
precatalyst: "[Rh(CO)2I2]-"
reactants: "CH3OH, CO"
conditions: "T = 450 K, P = 30 atm, H2O, HI promoter"
reaction_type: "Monsanto Acetic Acid Process"
expected: "III. Kinetic Rate Law Derivation"
evaluators:
- name: output_must_contain_cycle_section
string:
contains: "I. Catalytic Cycle & Elementary Steps"
- name: output_must_contain_thermo_section
string:
contains: "II. Active Species & Intermediate Thermodynamics"
- name: output_must_contain_kinetic_section
string:
contains: "III. Kinetic Rate Law Derivation"
- name: output_must_contain_latex_math
string:
contains: "$"
- name: output_must_not_contain_fluff
string:
notContains: "Here is the catalytic cycle"