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Matrix spectroscopy

The results described in this review show that matrix stabilization of reactive organic intermediates at extremely low temperatures and their subsequent spectroscopic detection are convenient ways of structural investigation of these species. IR spectroscopy is the most useful technique for the identification of matrix-isolated molecules. Nevertheless, the complete study of the spectral properties and the structure of intermediates frozen in inert matrices is achieved when the IR spectroscopy is combined with UV and esr spectroscopic methods. At present theoretical calculations render considerable assistance for the explanation of the experimental spectra. Thus, along with the development of the experimental technique, matrix studies are becoming more and more complex. This fact allows one to expect further progress in the matrix spectroscopy of many more organic intermediates. [Pg.56]

We have recently prepared some new and very thermolabile CO- and N2 comPlexes derived from titanocene [1] or decamethyltitanocene [2], and have characterized them by their vibrational spectra. As well as "classical" matrix spectroscopy, we have used spectroscopy in liquid xenon (LXe). The application of chemistry and methodology indicates the decamethylsilicocene structure, which represents the first example of a stable jt-complex of divalent silicon [3]. Reaction with CO or N2 leads to the two title complexes [4] ... [Pg.93]

Coble, P.G. 1996. Characterization of marine and terrestrial DOM in seawater using excitation-emission matrix spectroscopy. Marine Chemistry, 51, 325-346. [Pg.308]

Matrix Spectroscopy The Preconditioned Green-Function Block Lanczos Algorithm. [Pg.345]

Recently, the radical cation of PBN has been characterized by matrix spectroscopy and its reactivity has been studied by fast spectroscopic methods (Zubarev and Brede, 1994), and found to conform to the behaviour deduced from the OsCU and TBPA + studies. y-Radiolysis of PBN in a glassy matrix of isobutyl chloride or Freon-113 (CF2C1CFC12) at 77 K produced an intensely green glass containing PBN +, the epr spectrum of which had an anisotropic nitrogen coupling constant Ay = 2.75 mT and gy = 2.0037. Tlie mechanism of the radiolysis reaction is well established (Neta, 1976) and involves the formation of solvated electrons (e ), which add to the matrix species and produce chloride ion, and positive holes (h+) which eventually come to rest at the matrix component of lowest Ip (Symons, 1997), in this case PBN (see reactions (30) and (31)). [Pg.114]

Unsurprisingly, singlet vinylnitrene has never been observed by time resolved spectroscopy and triplet vinylnitrene has yet to be observed by either time resolved or matrix spectroscopy. [Pg.522]

W. Sander, G. Bucher, S. Wierlacher, Caibenes in Matrixes Spectroscopy, Structure, and Reactivity Chem. Rev. 1993, 93, 1583-1621. [Pg.153]

K = kinetic investigations M = matrix spectroscopy L = isotope or substituent labeling experiments O = isolation of oligomerization products... [Pg.198]

Among the cyclic silylenes 4-7, SiC2 (4) [2] and 1-silacyclopropenylidene (5) [3] have already been investigated by matrix spectroscopy. This series is now completed by silylene 6, the formal hydrogenation product of 5. We also report on the isolation of 7, which can be derived from 5 by formal substitution of one CH unit by a nitrogen atom. [Pg.32]

Time-Gated Excitation-Emission Matrix Spectroscopy... [Pg.343]

Figure 32.1 (a) A schematic illustration of time-gated excitation-emission matrix spectroscopy, (b) A typical example of the 3D fluorescence data measured for Rhodamine 590 in ethanol... [Pg.344]

Bally, T., Matzinger, S., Tmttmann, L., Platz, M. S., Morgan, S., Matrix Spectroscopy of 2 Adamantylidene, a Dialkylcarbene with Singlet Ground State, Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. Engl. 1994, 1994, 1964 1966. [Pg.489]

One should also mention discussions concerning the relevant border between the core and the valence shells. For copper atom, for instance, one may either consider a (19e ) 3s 3p 3d °4s, an (1 le ) 3d °4s or even a (le ) 4s valence shell. In the latter case the core polarizability effects must be treated explicitly. As an extreme case, one might introduce (0e ) pseudopotentials, for a rare gas for instance, which would be very useful to treat molecular interactions and matrix spectroscopy results. Attempts to define Ar (Oe ) pseudopotentials from the virtual MO spectrum of Ar have failed to give relevant intermolecular energies and diatomic extraction appeared to be necessary. ... [Pg.400]

Santfn, C., Y. Yamashita, X. Otero, M. Alvarez, and R. Jaffe. 2009. Characterizing humic substances from estuarine soils and sediments by excitation-emission matrix spectroscopy and parallel factor analysis. Biogeochemistry 96, no. 1 131-147. doi 10.1007/ S10533-009-9349-1. [Pg.379]

However, singlet vinylnitrenes have never been observed by time resolved spectroscopy and triplet vinylnitrenes have not been observed by either time resolved or matrix spectroscopy. The formation of an azirine was observed upon photolysis of a-azidostyrene in an argon matrix at cryogenic temperature (8 K), but even under these conditions nitrene... [Pg.320]

Since the early 1970s, the reactive intermediates involved in the transformation of 65 to 66 were studied by trapping," " matrix spectroscopy, and flash photolysis. Swenton, Ikeler, and Williams demonstrated that carbazole is derived from reaction of a singlet state species, presumably singlet nitrene 67a, whereas triplet nitrene 67a dimerizes to form azo compound 68. [Pg.347]


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