OCCURRENCE OF SUPEROXIDE RADICAL ION IN CRYSTALLINE 12CAO.7AL2O3 PREPARED VIA SOLID-STATE REACTIONS
OCCURRENCE OF SUPEROXIDE RADICAL ION IN CRYSTALLINE 12CAO.7AL2O3 PREPARED VIA SOLID-STATE REACTIONS
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DOI:
10.1021/ic00255a003
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发表时间:
1987-04-22
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
ABE, Y
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作者:
HOSONO, H;ABE, Y
Superoxide radical ion Of is an active species of oxygen and is known to playimportant roles in many chemical reactions involving 02. The formation of Of on or in solid oxides is usually achieved with the aid of energetic photons such as UV, X-ray, or 7-ray radiation. It has been found that Of occurs in the 12Ca07Al203 crystal prepared by the solid-state reaction between CaC03 and A1203 or Al (OH) 3 powder without any accompanying irradiation; the concentration of Of goes up to ca. 4 X 1018 units/g. From the change in the line shape with temperature, the Of is concluded to be included in the structural cavity inherent in the crystal lattice. A drastic reduction in the concentration of Of on anion substitution and on heating under an oxygen-free atmosphere strongly suggests that the occurrence of Of is closely related with “free oxygen”, which is a unique characteristic of the 12Ca0-7Al203 crystal. Such characteristics found for 12CaO-7Al203 are analogous to those for ultramarine, Nas [Si6Al6024] S2.