The theory of the Fe2+–Fe3+ electron exchange in water
The theory of the Fe2+–Fe3+ electron exchange in water
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水中Fe2+-Fe3+电子交换理论
DOI:
10.1063/1.443110
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发表时间:
1982
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
M. Newton
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作者:
B. L. Tembe;H. Friedman;M. Newton
The rate constant for the Fe2+–Fe3+ electron exchange is formulated as k23= ∫ 0∞g23(r) k23(r) 4πr2 dr, a form which also is used to analyze the data for the nuclear spin relaxation in Al3+ induced by collision with Ni2+. It is assumed that the equilibrium pair correlation function g23(r) is the same function of ionic composition and temperature in the two cases and that in the spin relaxation process the local rate constant k23(r) has the form that may be deduced from the Solomon–Bloembergen equations. In the case of the exchange reaction the theory of k23(r) is developed with respect to the contributions from slow inner shell or outer shell reorganization (activation) dynamics. It is concluded that in the present case these complications are not important and that the controlling dynamics is the crossing from the reactant to the product diabatic Born– Oppenheimer surface. Neither the exchange nor the spin relaxation data can be accounted for if the smallest metal–metal distance in collisions is that g...