De nouveaux liquides ioniques (LIs) contenant un cation phosphonium ou un cation ammonium couplé à un anion dérivé d’acides biosourcés (L-lactate, L-tartrate, malonate, succinate, L-malate, pyruvate, D-glucuronate, D-galacturonate, férulate, p-coumarate) ont été préparés suivant une réaction acido-basique simple et quantitative. Une nouvelle famille de liquides ioniques dendritiques (LIDs) a également été préparée à partir des dendrimères commerciaux (PPI et PAMAM). Les composés synthétisés ont tous été caractérisés par les méthodes usuelles d’analyses (RMN multinoyaux, SM, AE, IR) mais également par des techniques propres aux liquides ioniques (DSC, ATG, viscosité …).Ces solvants ont montré une efficacité avec la possibilité de recyclage du système catalytique [LI+ « Pd »] dans des réactions d’hydrogénations d’alcènes, de polyènes et de cétones α,β-insaturées dans des conditions douces de température et de pression. Ainsi, l’utilisation de ces LIPhs (liquides ioniques à base de phosphonium) permet d’obtenir d’excellents résultats notamment dans le cas de couplage pallado-catalysé de Heck sur 5 cycles sans perte de la réactivité.Les LIDs quant à eux ont été utilisés pour la récupération de quelques métaux lourds sous forme de cations (Cu2+, Ni2+, Pb2+, Cd2+, Ag+) dans des solutions aqueuses. Quelle que soit la nature du LI utilisé (hydrophile ou hydrophobe), d’excellents taux d’extraction sont obtenus sans modification du pH initial. / New biomass derived ionic liquids (ILs) containing phosphonium or ammonium cations with natural organic derived anions (L-lactate, L-tartrate, malonate, succinate, L-malate, pyruvate, D-glucuronate, D-galacturonate, férulate, p-coumarate) were easily prepared with good yields. Other dendritic ionic liquids (DILs) were also obtained from commercial PPI or PAMAM dendrimers. These DILs are containing NTf2 or BF4 anions. The characterization of all ILs was realized through classical NMR, IR, MS and elemental analysis techniques; their viscosity and ATG parameters were also determined.These new solvents proved good performance and recyclability for the selective Pd-catalyzed hydrogenation of alkenes, polyenes and also for the enantioselective hydrogenation of α,β-unsaturated ketones under mild temperature and hydrogen pressure conditions. Furthermore, they showed excellent performances (reaction yields and recycling) for the Heck coupling reaction.Finally, the hydrophilic and hydrophobic DILs were used for removal of metallic ions (Cu2+, Ni2+, Pb2+, Cd2+, Ag+) present in contaminated water and the results of the study proved their excellent catching behaviour.

Different aspects of interaction of metals other than iron with metallophore mixtures were elucidated. Metal chelation besides iron and greater than with pure desferrioxamine B is documented by enhanced performance of soil mineral dissolution following application of diverse metallophore mixtures. New insights from genome to product of metallophores from Gordonia rubripertincta CWB2 under different cultivation conditions and under metal stress, particularly induced by rare earth elements are given. This evaluation led to increase by a factor of 13. Structure analyses showed that the strain produces citrate and different desferrioxamines. A robust RP-HPLC-based method quantified metal complexation. Further metal immobilization methods for metallophores for metal extraction from solutions with low concentrations were established. Moreover, catechol and hydroxamate metallophores from Arthrobacter oxydans ATW2 and Kocuria rosea ATW4 demonstrate the enhancement of Ge and rare earth element bioavailability, plant growth promotion and phytoextraction potential.:CONTENTS Abstract ..........................................................................................................1 CHAPTER 1 Introduction ......................................................................................5 CHAPTER 2 Mobilization of trace elements in soil extracts by bacterial siderophores in dependence of the pH-value..................................31 CHAPTER 3 Cultivation dependent formation of siderophores by Gordonia rubripertincta CWB2........................................................................41 CHAPTER 4 Data on metal-chelating, -immobilization and biosorption properties by Gordonia rubripertincta CWB2 in dependency on rare earth adaptation.......................................................................................67 CHAPTER 5 Analysis of desferrioxamine-like siderophores and their capability to selectively bind metals and metalloids: development of a robust analytical RP-HPLC method. ..........................................................97 CHAPTER 6 Secondary metabolites released by the rhizosphere bacteria Arthrobacter oxydans and Kocuria rosea enhance plant availability and soil–plant transfer of germanium (Ge) and rare earth elements (REEs) .........................................................................................120 CHAPTER 7 Conclusion remarks and further perspectives ...............................154 References .......................................................................................................162 Acknowledgement .........................................................................................185 Curriculum Vitae ..........................................................................................187 List of publications ..........................................................................................189 List of oral and poster presentations ..........................................................190 List of proceedings ..........................................................................................191 / En este trabajo se han dilucidado diferentes aspectos de la interacción de los metales con las mezclas de metalóforos desde distintos ángulos. La quelación de metales por debajo del hierro se pone de manifiesto en la mejora del rendimiento de la disolución de los minerales del suelo debido a la aplicación de diversas mezclas de metanóforos en comparación con la deferoxamina B pura. Se ofrecen nuevos conocimientos desde el genoma hasta el producto de los metanóforos de Gordonia rubripertincta CWB2 en diferentes condiciones de cultivo y bajo estrés por metales, especialmente inducido por elementos de tierras raras. Esta evaluación condujo a una sobreproducción de un factor de 13. El análisis estructural muestra que la cepa produce citrato y diferentes desferrioxaminas. Un método robusto basado en RP-HPLC cuantificó la complejación de metales. Se establecieron otros métodos de inmovilización de metales para la extracción de metales a partir de soluciones poco concentradas. Además, los metalóforos de catecol e hidroxamato de Arthrobacter oxydans ATW2 y Kocuria rosea ATW4 demuestran la mejora de la biodisponibilidad de GE y REE, la promoción del crecimiento vegetal y el potencial de fitoextracción.:CONTENTS Abstract ..........................................................................................................1 CHAPTER 1 Introduction ......................................................................................5 CHAPTER 2 Mobilization of trace elements in soil extracts by bacterial siderophores in dependence of the pH-value..................................31 CHAPTER 3 Cultivation dependent formation of siderophores by Gordonia rubripertincta CWB2........................................................................41 CHAPTER 4 Data on metal-chelating, -immobilization and biosorption properties by Gordonia rubripertincta CWB2 in dependency on rare earth adaptation.......................................................................................67 CHAPTER 5 Analysis of desferrioxamine-like siderophores and their capability to selectively bind metals and metalloids: development of a robust analytical RP-HPLC method. ..........................................................97 CHAPTER 6 Secondary metabolites released by the rhizosphere bacteria Arthrobacter oxydans and Kocuria rosea enhance plant availability and soil–plant transfer of germanium (Ge) and rare earth elements (REEs) .........................................................................................120 CHAPTER 7 Conclusion remarks and further perspectives ...............................154 References .......................................................................................................162 Acknowledgement .........................................................................................185 Curriculum Vitae ..........................................................................................187 List of publications ..........................................................................................189 List of oral and poster presentations ..........................................................190 List of proceedings ..........................................................................................191 / Es wurden verschiedene Aspekte der Wechselwirkung von anderen Metallen als Eisen mit Metallophormischungen untersucht. Die Chelatbildung mit anderen Metallen als Eisen, die größer ist als bei reinem Desferrioxamin B, wird durch eine verbesserte Leistung bei der Auflösung von Bodenmineralien nach Anwendung verschiedener Metallophormischungen dokumentiert. Es werden neue Erkenntnisse vom Genom bis zum Produkt von Metallophoren aus Gordonia rubripertincta CWB2 unter verschiedenen Anbaubedingungen und unter Metallstress, insbesondere induziert durch Seltene Erden, gegeben. Diese Auswertung führte zu einer Steigerung um den Faktor 13. Strukturanalysen zeigten, dass der Stamm Citrat und verschiedene Desferrioxamine produziert. Eine robuste RP-HPLC-basierte Methode quantifizierte die Metallkomplexierung. Weitere Methoden zur Metallimmobilisierung von Metallophoren für die Metallextraktion aus Lösungen mit niedrigen Konzentrationen wurden etabliert. Darüber hinaus zeigen Catechol- und Hydroxamat-Metallophore aus Arthrobacter oxydans ATW2 und Kocuria rosea ATW4 die Verbesserung der Bioverfügbarkeit von Ge und Seltenen Erden, die Förderung des Pflanzenwachstums und das Phytoextraktionspotenzial.:CONTENTS Abstract ..........................................................................................................1 CHAPTER 1 Introduction ......................................................................................5 CHAPTER 2 Mobilization of trace elements in soil extracts by bacterial siderophores in dependence of the pH-value..................................31 CHAPTER 3 Cultivation dependent formation of siderophores by Gordonia rubripertincta CWB2........................................................................41 CHAPTER 4 Data on metal-chelating, -immobilization and biosorption properties by Gordonia rubripertincta CWB2 in dependency on rare earth adaptation.......................................................................................67 CHAPTER 5 Analysis of desferrioxamine-like siderophores and their capability to selectively bind metals and metalloids: development of a robust analytical RP-HPLC method. ..........................................................97 CHAPTER 6 Secondary metabolites released by the rhizosphere bacteria Arthrobacter oxydans and Kocuria rosea enhance plant availability and soil–plant transfer of germanium (Ge) and rare earth elements (REEs) .........................................................................................120 CHAPTER 7 Conclusion remarks and further perspectives ...............................154 References .......................................................................................................162 Acknowledgement .........................................................................................185 Curriculum Vitae ..........................................................................................187 List of publications ..........................................................................................189 List of oral and poster presentations ..........................................................190 List of proceedings ..........................................................................................191