1985
DOI: 10.1063/1.448882
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ESR of chromium metal atoms and molecules in matrices

Abstract: Chromium metal, natural and isotopically enriched in 53Cr (I=3/2), was vaporized and trapped in solid neon, argon, and krypton at 4 K. An extensive ESR spectrum of 16 lines between 200 and 7000 G in neon and argon matrices was found to be due to an axial molecule with S=3, ‖D‖=0.110 cm−1, g⊥=1.9970, g∥=1.9996. 53Cr spectra showed essentially isotropic hyperfine interaction of the six unpaired spins with apparently only one nucleus and an accompanying electric field gradient at that nucleus. It is concluded tha… Show more

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“…Nevertheless, we have checked the reliability of this basis set by carrying out, in analogy with the procedure used for the tuning of the EPR basis sets, 7 some hcc calculations for the isolated chromium atom in its fundamental state ( 7 S). The obtained value (À32.6 G) is very close to the experimentaly one (33 G), 26 thus proving that the Wachters basis set could provide reliable magnetic properties for chromium compounds. Isotropic hyperfine coupling constants are related to the spin densities at the corresponding nuclei by: 27…”
Section: Computational Detailssupporting
confidence: 74%
“…Nevertheless, we have checked the reliability of this basis set by carrying out, in analogy with the procedure used for the tuning of the EPR basis sets, 7 some hcc calculations for the isolated chromium atom in its fundamental state ( 7 S). The obtained value (À32.6 G) is very close to the experimentaly one (33 G), 26 thus proving that the Wachters basis set could provide reliable magnetic properties for chromium compounds. Isotropic hyperfine coupling constants are related to the spin densities at the corresponding nuclei by: 27…”
Section: Computational Detailssupporting
confidence: 74%
“…25 After a reasonable fit was made using only xy 1 and xy 3 ͑with QЈϭ0͒, the beginning of the pattern was assigned to the lowest ⌬M I ϭ0 line and A ʈ , QЈ, and g ʈ were varied until a reasonable fit was again made. ⌬M I ϭ0, Ϯ1, Ϯ2 lines are included in Table IV and do account for many of the lines.…”
Section: A 51 Vh 2 and 51 Vdmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Heli-tran, X-band ESR spectrometer, and deposition equipment have been previously described. 14 The new feature in these experiments is a corona discharge unit, 11 operating at ∼3 KV, through which only pure rare gas was passed. The rare-gas ammonia mixture was passed into the vacuum system in parallel with the corona discharge in nearly equal amounts so that both gas flows were condensed simultaneously on the copper surface at 4 K. Normal ammonia (Matheson, 99.99% purity), isotopically enriched 15 NH 3 (Cambridge Isotopes, Inc., 99% enrichment, 98+% purity), and deuterated ammonia (Cambridge, 99% enrichment, 98+% purity) were diluted to ∼5% with neon (Matheson, 99.9995% purity), argon (Airco, 99.999% purity), or krypton (Matheson 99.999% purity).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%