1984
DOI: 10.1007/bf00798308
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Empirical correlations between solvent acidity and the optical characteristics of solvated electrons

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“…Acetonitrile and ethanol are known to be better solvents than DMF for stabilizing both solvated electrons and anion species. , The stabilization of solvated electrons correlates positively with the λ max of bound–bound optical transitions, which for solvated electrons in DMF, acetonitrile, and ethanol are reported at 1680 nm, 1450 nm , and 680 nm, respectively. The shorter the λ max , the greater the stabilization and, consequently, the lower the expected threshold energy needed to generate solvated electrons at the HOPG/liquid interface.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Acetonitrile and ethanol are known to be better solvents than DMF for stabilizing both solvated electrons and anion species. , The stabilization of solvated electrons correlates positively with the λ max of bound–bound optical transitions, which for solvated electrons in DMF, acetonitrile, and ethanol are reported at 1680 nm, 1450 nm , and 680 nm, respectively. The shorter the λ max , the greater the stabilization and, consequently, the lower the expected threshold energy needed to generate solvated electrons at the HOPG/liquid interface.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%