In the course of extensive ENDOR studies on the AsO:-centre in X-ray Irradiated single crystals oE KR2AsO4, tie have observed for the first time steady state ENDOR transitions predicted enrlier by Feher, and independently by Freed, and named Electron-Nuclear Triple Resonance by the latter.
ENDOR studies of hydrogen bonding of the AsO4−4 centre in x-ray irradiated KH2AsO4
✍ Scribed by N.S. Dalal; C.A. McDowell; R. Srinivasan
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1969
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 410 KB
- Volume
- 4
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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✦ Synopsis
We here report what we believe to be an important method for studying hydrogen bonding in systems containing a pllramagnetic centre. The technique of electron-nuclear double resonance (ENDOR) has been applied to study the hydrogen-bond network around the AsOF\_ centre in X-ray irradiated XII+0 BNDOR transitions from several sets of hydrogen nuclei surroun&ng the centre were observed at 4.20 8' and the spectra for two sets of neighhouring nuclei are identiited. The angular dependence9 for these spectra are fitted with a spin-Hamiltonian to obtain the isotropic and tisotropic magnetic hvperfine constants. The results are discussed in terms of the available spectroecopic and crystaIlographic data on KB2As04 and the order-disorder model of ferroelectrictricity in this class of crystals. In recent years the KECSPO4-type of ferro-eIec?rics &3F? receiv& cuM&&?r~~~e &?RClB, ~?A& &??&%z QC C!z &%??&!Qz.~~ <R ti&=&q and par@ because %e microzxrrpic na-&xz of ferroelectricity in these compounds is not pet corn@ ex%y cl ear 2 I-Baker )2>Ex3 recofl3zea
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