Magnetic Circular Dichroism for Tetrachloroplatinate(II) Ion

Martin, Don S.; Foss, John G.; McCarville, M.E.; Tucker, Mary Ann; Kassman, Allan J.

doi:10.1021/ic50037a040

“…Martin, Foss et al (20) found such an A-term at 30,300 cm ^ in the MCD spectrum of a K^PtCl^ solution. Thus, the absorption peak appearing in both polarizations of the crystal spectra at about 29,500>…”

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“…The Magnetic Circular Dichroism spectrum for PtCl^ (20,21) permitted the unambiguous assignment of the •>-transition.…”

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Polarized crystal optical spectra of Magnus-type salts

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“…McCarviiIc (7,8) Ttic CD attachment for the Jasco was used for the data in Table 3 Both instruments were calibrated with a 1 mc/ml solution of …”

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The binding mechanism of Schardinger dextrin complexes as measured by spectroscopic methods

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“…1) high-quality polarized absorption spectra for single crystals of KgPtCl^ were obtained by Martin et al (19) at both room temperature 2-and 15K, and 2) Magnetic Circular Dichroism (MCD) spectra for PtCl^ were obtained by Martin, Foss et al (20) and McCaffrey, Schatz, and Stephens (21).…”

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Magnetic Circular Dichroism for Tetrachloroplatinate(II) Ion

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