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Iron photochemistry

Shi JP, Khan A A, Harrison RM (1999) Measurements of ultrafine particle concentration and size distribution in the urban atmosphere. Sci Total Environ 235 51-64 Siefert RL, Pehkonen SO, Erel Y, Hoffmatm MR (1994) Iron photochemistry of aqueous suspensions of ambient aerosol with added organic-acids. Geochim Cosmochim Acta 58 3271-3279 Sievering H, Boatman J, Gorman E, Kim Y, Anderson L, Ennis G, Luria M, Pandis S (1992) Removal of sulphur from the marine boimdaiy layer by ozone oxidation in sea-salt aerosols. Nature 360 571-573 Siffert C, Sulzberger B (1991) Light-induced dissolution of hematite in the presence of oxalate-A case-study. Langmuir 7 1627-1634... [Pg.347]

N.W., 1994. Iron photochemistry in seawater from the equatorial Pacific. Marine Chemistry, 46 319-334. [Pg.267]

Iron complex photolysis is mie of the processes that produce reduced iron (Fe(n)) in a highly oxidizing enviromnent like the atmospheric aqueous phase. There are numerous other processes such as reactions with HO species or Cu(I)/ Cu(n) which can reduce or oxidize iron in the troposphere. These reactions can take place simultaneously and cause iron to undergo a so-caUed redox-cycling [167]. Because of the large number of complex interactions in the atmospheric chemistry of the transition metal iron, it is useful to utilize models to assess the impact of the complex iron photochemistry. [Pg.29]

The photochemistry of several of the iron porphyrin halocarbene complexes Fe(TPP)(=CXY) (CXY = CCF, CBr2, CCIF. CCl(CN) and the vinylidene complex Fe(TPP)=C=CAr2 (Ar = p-C6Fl4Cl) has been studied in degassed benzene... [Pg.261]

Spin-trapping experiments connected with biological superoxide production have also been used to examine the biochemistry of anti-tumour antibiotics bleomycin (Sugiura and Kikuchi, 1978) and mitomycin C (Lown et al., 1978), as well as the effect of iron concentration on xanthine oxidase reactions (Buettner et al., 1978), and the photochemistry of melanins (Felix et al., 1978). [Pg.53]

Amin SA, Green DH, Ktipper EC, Carrano CJ (2009) Vibrioferrin, an Unusual Marine Siderophore Iron Binding, Photochemistry and Biological Implications. Inorg Qiem 48 11451... [Pg.76]

Barbeau K (2006) Photochemistry of Organic Iron (HI) Complexing Ligands in Oceanic Systems. Photochem Photobiol 82 1505... [Pg.76]

There have been two books devoted to the chemistry of iron, " and many reviews devoted to various aspects of its coordination chemistry, including structures and photochemistry (iron(III)). Iron complexes appear in a multi-author volume on the history of coordination chemistry, but there is disappointingly little about iron—just a brief mention of hexacyanoferrates in connection with pigments—in an otherwise excellent overview of the history of chemistry. ... [Pg.405]

There is a brief but eomprehensively referenced section on iron in a review of homoleptie 2,2-bipyridyl eomplexes " iron-terpy (3 pages) and iron-quaterpy (1/2 page) complexes have also been briefly reviewed." Absorption spectra and photochemistry of apprcmriate iron diimine complexes are ineluded in a text on polypyridyl and porphyrin complexes." A review of the applieation of ehiral 2,2 -bipyridines, 1,10-phenanthrolines, and 2,2 6, 2"-terpyridines in homogeneous eatalysis eontains a little material on iron complexes of such ligands." ... [Pg.438]

Reviews of kinetics and mechanisms deal with long-range electron transfer and with the uptake and release of dioxygen species, especially uptake from organic peroxides. " " The photochemistry of iron porphyrin complexes has been documented." ... [Pg.465]

Leigh, D.S. (1996) Soil chronosequence of Brasstown Creek, Blued Ridge Mountains, USA. Catena 26 99-114 Leland, J.K. Bard, A.J. (1987) Photochemistry of colloidal semiconducting iron oxide polymorphs. J. Phys. Chem. 91 5076-5083 Lengweiler, H. Buser.W. Feitknecht, W. [Pg.600]

Sherman, D.M. (1985) Electronic structures of Ee " coordination sites in iron oxides application to spectra, bonding and magnetism. Phys. Chem. Min. 12 161-175 Sherman, D.M. (1987). Molecular orbital (SCF-Xa-SW) theory of metal-metal charge transfer processes in minerals I. Application to the Fe vpe charge transfer and electron delocalization in mixed-valenced iron oxides and si-licates.Phys Chem Min 70 1262-1269 Sherman, D.M. (1990) Crystal chemistry, electronic structure and spectra of Fe sites in clay minerals. Applications to photochemistry and electron transport. In Coyne, L.M. McKeever, S.W.S. Blake, D.F. (eds.) Spectroscopic characterization of minerals and their surfaces. A.C.S. Symposium Series 415, 284-309... [Pg.628]

Somorjai, G.A. Salmeron, M. (1986) Surface properties of catalysts. Iron and its oxides. Surface chemistry, photochemistry and catalysis. In Pelizzetti, E. Serpone, N. (eds.) Homogeneous and heterogeneous photocatalysis. D. Reidel Publ. Co., Doordrecht, The Netherlands, NATO ASI Series C, 174 445-478... [Pg.630]

Precambrian solution photochemistry, inverse segregation, and banded iron formations. Nature, 276, 808-9. [Pg.274]

Faust, B. C., A Review of the Photochemical Redox Reactions of Iron(III) Species in Atmospheric, Oceanic, and Surface Waters Influences on Geochemical Cycles and Oxidant Formation, in Aquatic and Surface Photochemistry (G. Helz, R. Zepp, and D. Crosby, Eds.), Chap, f, pp. 3-37, Lewis, Boca Raton, FL, 1994b. [Pg.340]


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