Near infrared absorption spectra of lanthanide bis-phthalocyanines

Near infrared absorption spectra (700–1800 nm) of various lanthanide bis-phthalocyanines (Pc₂Lu, Pc₂Yb, Pc₂Tm, Pc₂Dy) show two relatively intense bands (ϵ_max≈10⁴ M⁻¹ cm⁻¹). The higher energy band is assigned to the 1e_g→a_lu transition of the radical macrocycle (Pc⁻) while the lower energy one may be related to an intramolecular charge transfer from one macrocyclic ligand (Pc²⁻) to the other (Pc⁻). The corresponding spectra for the reduced and oxidized species (Pc₂Ln⁻, Pc₂Ln⁺) are in agreement with these assignments.     

Application of molecular orbital theory to the interpretation of x-ray absorption spectra of platinum complexes

X-ray L_III-absorption edges of platinum in nine octahedral complexes have been recorded using a bent crystal spectrograph. The edge features of the discontinuities have been interpreted with the help of qualitative molecular orbital diagrams. A correlation between the energy separation of the first two absorption maxima and the spectrochemical series of the ligands has been arrived at.     

Far-infrared spectra of lanthanide complexes with 8-hydroxyquinoline

Summary Vibrational spectra of lanthanide oxines have been measured in the far-infrared region. In addition, the similar yttrium complex was investigated for further experimental evidence for the proposed band assignments. The most important metal-oxygen and metal-nitrogen bond vibrations have been attributed to absorptions between 390–350 cm^–1 and 210–170 cm^–1, respectively.

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Ferne IR-Spektren von Lanthanidenkomplexen mit 8-Hydroxychinolin

Zusammenfassung Es wurden die Vibrationsspektren von Lanthanid-Oxinen im fernen IR-Bereich gemessen. Zusätzlich wurde der analoge Yttrium-Komplex untersucht, um die Bandenzuordnungen experimentell zu stützen. Die wichtigsten Metall-Sauerstoff- und Metall-Stickstoff-Bindungsschwingungen wurden den Absorptionen zwischen 390–350 cm^–1 und 210–170 cm^–1 zugeordnet.

     

Simulation of x-ray absorption near-edge spectra and x-ray fluorescence spectra of optically excited molecules

The x-ray absorption near-edge spectra (XANES) and fluorescence spectra of molecules in the ground state and optically excited states are computed using time-dependent density functional theory and time-dependent Hartree-Fock theory. The calculated XANES spectra of optically excited methanol, benzonitrile, hydrogen sulphide, and titanium tetrachloride and the fluorescence spectra of optically excited methanol can be used to simulate ultrafast optical pump/x-ray probe experiments.     

Infrared spectra of lanthanide complexes with eriochrome cyanine r

An infrared spectroscopic study of the composition of these complexes in the solid state is described. Evaluation of the spectra made it possible to distinguish changes in the character of the lanthanide—ligand bonds in the series La — Lu, and to study the “double-double” effect.     

pH-dependent x-ray absorption spectra of aqueous boron oxides

Near edge x-ray absorption fine structure (NEXAFS) spectra at the boron K-edge were measured for aqueous boric acid, borate, and polyborate ions, using liquid microjet technology, and compared with simulated spectra calculated from first principles density functional theory in the excited electron and core hole (XCH) approximation. Thermal motion in both hydrated and isolated molecules was incorporated into the calculations by sampling trajectories from quantum mechanics∕molecular mechanics simulations at the experimental temperature. The boron oxide molecules exhibit little spectral change upon hydration, relative to mineral samples. Simulations reveal that water is arranged nearly isotropically around boric acid and sodium borate, but the calculations also indicate that the boron K-edge NEXAFS spectra are insensitive to hydrogen bonding, molecular environment, or salt interactions.     

Predicting absorption spectra of silver-ligand complexes

The detailed structures of most of ligand-stabilized metal nanoclusters (NCs) remain unknown due to the absence of crystal structure data for them. In such a situation, quantum-chemical modeling is of particular interest. We compared the performance of different theoretical methods of geometry optimization and absorption spectra calculation for silver-thiolate complexes. We showed that the absorption spectra calculated with the ADC(2) method were consistent with the spectra obtained with CC2 method. Three DFT functionals (B3LYP, CAM-B3LYP, and M06-2X) failed to reproduce the CC2 absorption spectra of the silver-thiolate complexes.     

胞嘧啶稀土配合物的振动光谱和结构研究

在无水体系中首次合成三种胞嘧啶稀土配合物Ln(Cyt)2(NO3)3(Ln=La, Ce, Gd)。振动光谱的实验频谱分析以及SAS值和量子化学计算结果, 表明该系列配合物以两个胞嘧啶分子在N(3)和C(2)=O(1)位同稀土配位, 两个硝酸根双齿配位, 形成八配位稀土配合物, 属C2h分子点群。     

水合乙酰丙酮镧系金属配合物的低频红外光谱及其结构

根据450～180cm~(-1)范围的红外光谱可容易地将二水(或三水)乙酰丙酮镧系金属配合物与单水配合物区分开来.这个范围内的有些谱带的频率随镧系金属原子序数的递增而稍有升高,说明这些谱带起源于M-O键的伸缩振动.用群论方法对不同构型的配合物计算了局部结构MO_8和MO_7应有的具红外活性的M-O伸缩振动形式数,并将其与三水(或二水)及单水配合物在此范围的谱带相比较.从而推断八配位的三水(或二水)配合物的配位多面体可能取正十二面体构型,而大多数七配位的单水配合物可能取单帽三棱柱构型。     

Optical absorption spectra of praseodymium acetate complexes in solution

Results of analyses of the solution spectra of Pr³⁺ in the acetates of praseodymium, magnesium, calcium and cadmium complexes are presented. Slater-Condon (F₂, F₄ and F₆), configurational interaction (α,β), spin-orbit (ξ_4f), nephelauxetic ($\text{β}$) bonding (δ) and Judd-Ofelt (T₂T₄ and T₆) intensity parameters are evaluated. Judd-Ofel intensity relationship has been used in the calculation of electric dipole line-strengths. Theoretical evaluation of predicted radiative lifetimes (τ_R) of the electronic excited states ³P₁, ³P₀ and ¹D₂ of Pr³⁺ in four diff been carried out.     

4f-4f hypersensitivity in the absorption spectra and NMR studies on paramagnetic lanthanide chloride complexes with 1,10-phenanthroline in non-aqueous solutions

The optical absorption and NMR studies of trivalent lanthanide chloride complexes with 1,10-phenanthroline (phen) are presented and discussed. The 1H NMR spectra of the complexes of La, Pr, Nd, Eu and Yb have been studied in methanol-d(4). The resonances of phen in the NMR spectra of the paramagnetic complexes have been shifted to lower as well as higher fields, which is a manifestation of dipolar interaction. The H (2) protons of the heterocyclic amine display broad resonances. The degree of broadening in Pr, Nd, and Yb complexes follows the order Pr < Nd < Yb. The inter- and intra-molecular shift ratios show that the paramagnetic shift is predominantly due to dipolar interaction. The electronic spectra of Pr, Nd, Ho and Er complexes have been investigated in methanol, pyridine, DMSO and DMF, which reveal that the hypersensitive transitions exhibit larger variation in oscillator strength values and band shapes. The change in the coordination geometry of the complexes and relative basicity of ligand are found responsible for oscillator strength and band shape variation. The interelectronic repulsion and covalency parameters show covalent nature of bonding between the metal and the ligand.     

Visible absorption spectra of metal-catecholate and metal-tironate complexes

Interactions between metals and catechol (1,2-dihydroxybenzene) or other ortho-dihydroxy moieties are being found in an increasing number of biological systems with functions ranging from metal ion internalization to biomaterial synthesis. Although metal-catecholate interactions have been studied in the past, we present the first systematic study of an array of these compounds, all prepared under identical conditions. We report the ultraviolet-visible absorption (UV-vis) spectra for catecholate and tironate complexes of the first row transition elements. Generation and identification of these species were accomplished by preparing aqueous solutions with varied ligand:metal ratios and subsequently titrating with base (NaOH). Controlled ligand deprotonation and metal binding resulted in sequential formation of complexes with one, two, and sometimes three catecholate or tironate ligands bound to a metal ion. We prepared the mono-, bis- and tris-catecholates and -tironates of Fe(3+), V(3+), V(4+)and Mn(3+), the mono- and bis-catecholates and -tironates of Cu(2+), Co(2+), Ni(2+), Zn(2+), Cr(2+) and Mn(2+), and several Ti(4+) and Cr(3+) species. The UV-vis spectra of each complex are described, some of which have not been reported previously. These data can now be applied to characterization of biological metal-catecholate systems.