1964
DOI: 10.1524/ract.1964.3.3.134
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Oxygen-Effect in Annealing of Recoil Damage in Cobalt Chelates-Tris-Acetyl-Acetone Co(III) and Bis-Salicylaldehyde Triethylenetetramine Co(III) Chloride

Abstract: SummaryA marked 'oxygen effect' is observed for several cobalt complexes in thermal annealing. Kinetic data are reported for recoil damage, afterIt is suggested that during an isothermal annealing run electrons are released from variable depth traps, and interact with the metastable species (damage centres) formed by virtue of interaction of recoil cobalt atom with a chelate molecule. The adsorbed oxygen on the surface acts as deep electron trap and suppresses annealing. Once it is displaced by N

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“…Between 80 K and ambient temperature little annealing is observed, but practically complete reformation of pertechnetate takes place before thermal decomposition, very possibly by a solid State exchange mechanism. There are indications that an ambient atmosphere containing oxygen reduces anneahng [24]. The annealing of rhenium shows similar effects [25].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Between 80 K and ambient temperature little annealing is observed, but practically complete reformation of pertechnetate takes place before thermal decomposition, very possibly by a solid State exchange mechanism. There are indications that an ambient atmosphere containing oxygen reduces anneahng [24]. The annealing of rhenium shows similar effects [25].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Small additional amounts could be eluted only after exposure to hypochlorite for several hours. It is known [1] that after alkaline oxidation, ruthenium may exist simultaneously in three valence states and that polyhydroxy complexes of ruthenium are extremely stable, defying oxidation. Nevertheless, the method can be used not only for removal, but also for isolation of gamma spectrometrically pure radioruthenium from fission products.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further complications result from the very low rate of equilibration between different complexes. Only analytical methods by which the element is changed into one specific valence state and complex species are satisfactory, as for instance the oxidation to the volatile tetroxide or the reduction to the metal [1]. If radioruthenium is to be reduced in the absence of an isotopie carrier, a substance adsorbing the traces of ruthenium metal must be added in addition to the soluble reductant.…”
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“…HABBOTTLE [3] believes that nitro ligands are being formed from the anion of the nitrate complex, and these then enter the ligand-deficient coordination sphere. NATH, RAO and THOMAS [45] have demonstrated the "oxygen effect", in annealing studies, showing that oxidation is clearly a factor in "hot" product distributions, and this could be the case with hexamminecobalt(III) nitrate, in addition to or instead of anion entry into the coordination sphere. Redox reactions probably occur here, in view of the identifiable products.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%