G shifts

Closs G L and Trifunac A D 1970 Theory of chemically Induced nuclear spin polarization. III. Effect of Isotropic g shifts In the components of radical pairs with one hyperfine Interaction J. Am. Chem. Soc. 92 2183-4... 

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Significant differences were observed when S/G was varied from 0.15 to 0.40. At the lower S/G ratios there is no CO shift conversion whereas there is CO shift conversion at the higher S/G ratios. When the data are evaluated and activity constants for CO and C02 methanation and CO shift conversion are determined, the activity for methanation remains the same regardless of the S/G. However, with high S/G, shift conversion occurs at about 25% of the rate of CO methanation. At low S/G, no shift conversion is observed. 

Identify or explain each of the following terms (a) equilibrium. (b) rate of reaction, (c) catalyst. (d) completion, (e) Le Chatclicr s principle, (/) stress, (g) shift, (/ ) shift to the right or left, (i) equilibrium constant, and (j) equilibrium constant expression. 

Just like the Zeeman interaction (S B), the hyperfine interaction (.S /) is a bilinear term and its coupling to strain (T S I), which we will call A-strain (also, -strain ), should be formally similar to the g-strain (T S B) just discussed. In the early work of Tucker on the effective S = 1/2 system Co2+ in the cubic host MgO, a shift in central hyperfine splitting was found to be proportional to the strain-induced g-shift given by Equation 9.22 (Tucker 1966). 

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For oxidation of G in duplex DNA, Steenken concluded that the proton on N-1 of G shifts spontaneously to N-3 of the cytosine in the normal Watson-Crick base pair to generate [C+(H)/G ]. Consistent with this proposal, calculations indicate that charge transfer in oxidized DNA is coupled with proton transfer from G to Experiments carried out in D2O also reveal a kinetic isotope effect for G oxidation, implicating a concerted proton-coupled electron transfer mechanism. However, density functional theory (DFT) calculations in the gas phase predict that the structure with a proton on G N-1 [C/HG ] is more stable than [C (H)/G ] by 1.4kcal/mol. " ... 

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Replacement of an alkyl group of a saturated aliphatic ketone by a hetero atom (G) shifts the carbonyl absorption. The direction of the shift depends on whether the inductive effect (a) or resonance effect (b) predominates. 

Trapped electrons g-shift Line — Ag widthe o- radical g-shift + hg ions Line widthc... 

Table 2.4 EPR parameters of DTBN in aqueous solution nitrogen isotropic HCC faN in gauss) and isotropic g shift /Agiso in ppm)...

The oxidation potentials 170 ——- 777 of a large number of aromatic hydrocarbons, amines, phenols,heterocycles and olefins are tabulated I0,10a>25-48 65,525-528) an(j nee(j not repeated here. Such potentials have been successfully correlated with HMO-parameters 525 530>538) ie in oxidations with the energy of the highest filled MO (HFMO).Adams 25) and Peover 65) have discussed some precaution to which attention should be paid in such correlations, e.g., shifts in potentials due to the irreversibility of the electrode process or due to fast follow-up reactions. 

Replacement of an alkyl group of a saturated aliphatic ketone by a hetero atom (G) shifts the... 

A well-resolved spectrum of the /2-chloroethyl radical was obtained by Kawamura and coworkers in solution at various temperatures194. The negative g-shift indicated that the unpaired electron was delocalized on orbitals around the chlorine nucleus. Moreover, the two /2-protons were equivalent and exhibited a coupling (10.25 G) which was inferior to the minimum value expected by the (A + B cos26) law generally used for protons in the /2-... 

For those familiar with NMR spectroscopy it may be helpful to realize that the ESR g-shift is comparable with the NMR chemical shift. Similarly, electron-nuclear hyperfine coupling can be compared with nuclear-nuclear spin-spin coupling in NMR. (In systems containing more than one unpaired electron per molecule, electron spin-electron spin coupling is, of course, important. For doublet-state radicals, this coupling does not arise it is of great importance in triplet state molecules and in many high-spin transition metal complexes.)... 

The effect of suUur participation on the orbital g -shifts in the EPR spectra, illustrated in Pig. 20, accounts for the qualitatively different spectra observed for tyrosyl phenoxyl and Tyr-Cys phenoxyl radicals (Gerfen et al., 1996). The rhombicity of the simple tyrosyl radical EPR spectrum is a consequence of the splitting between gx and gy principal g -values. These g -shifts deviate from the free electron g--value ge = 2.00023) as a result of orbital angular momentum contributions. While a nondegenerate electronic state (such as the A" ground state for ere) contains no hrst-order unquenched orbital momentum, second-order spin-orbit mixing between close-lying a and a" functions results... 

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