Electronic absorption spectra of radical ions
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Electronic absorption spectra of radical ions
（Physical sciences data, 34）
Elsevier, 1988
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Institute of Materials and Systems for Sustainability, Nagoya University未来材料研
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Bibliography: p. 429-432
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The rapid growth in research activities related directly and indirectly to chemical intermediates has increased the demand for dependable spectral information on radical ions. Such information is needed for identifying newly-produced intermediates under various experimental conditions such as laser photolysis, pulse radiolysis, irradiation with synchrotron radiation, electron bombardment, electrolysis, chemical reactions involving electron transfer, and so on.
This large-format handbook comprises the first comprehensive compilation of electronic absorption spectra of radical cations and anions. Most radical ions are difficult to produce by conventional methods and their highly reactive character makes their detection and measurement of their spectra difficult. However, the author of this book has employed a unique technique - a combination of matrix isolation and radiolytic methods - which has enabled him to record more than seven hundred spectra - most of which have not been reported before. In addition, approximate extinction coefficients are provided for many radical ions.
As dependable spectral information is required in many fields of chemistry, this work will be a useful databook for those working in physical and physical organic chemistry, molecular spectroscopy, photochemistry, radiation chemistry, electrochemistry, laser photolysis, analytical chemistry and quantum chemistry.
Table of Contents
Part 1. General Background and Methodology. Introduction. Principles of the Method. Miscellanea Excerpted from the Observed Spectra. Experimental. 2. Spectral Data. General Remarks. Spectral Charts. 3. Comments on Each Spectrum. References. Subject Index. Molecular Formula Index.
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