1962
DOI: 10.3891/acta.chem.scand.16-1234
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On the Crystal Structures of FeOHSO4 and InOHSO4.

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“…Further variable-temperature studies on single crystals of 1 are warranted to elucidate the antiferromagnetism of the excited state. A weaker broad band at 799 nm is assigned to the d ± d band 6 A 1 A 4 T 1 , which gains intensity from the low energy LMCT bands and from the covalent Fe-O-Fe bond. [14] In the molecular structure of 1, the bridging oxo ligand lies on a twofold rotation axis (Figure 1).…”
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“…Further variable-temperature studies on single crystals of 1 are warranted to elucidate the antiferromagnetism of the excited state. A weaker broad band at 799 nm is assigned to the d ± d band 6 A 1 A 4 T 1 , which gains intensity from the low energy LMCT bands and from the covalent Fe-O-Fe bond. [14] In the molecular structure of 1, the bridging oxo ligand lies on a twofold rotation axis (Figure 1).…”
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“…[6] All other permeants and chemicals were obtained from Aldrich or Mallinckrodt. Films were prepared by the slow evaporation of a drop hanging from a glassy carbon disk electrode spinning at % 100 rpm.…”
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“…° produto Fe(OH)(S04) ou Fe:z03 ' 2S03.H20 também foi sintetizado e seu campo de estabilidade estende-se, segundo Posnjak & Merwin (1922), de 75°C até temperaturas superiores a 3OO"C. De acordo com Walter-Uvy & Quéméneur (1968), esta substância mantém-se estável até 450"C. O mesmo sal, foi estudado por Johansson (1962) Quérnéneur (1966).…”
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