Raman spectrometric studies of actinide(V) and -(VI) complexes in aqueous sodium carbonate solution and of solid sodium actinide(V) carbonate compounds
Raman spectrometric studies of actinide(V) and -(VI) complexes in aqueous sodium carbonate solution and of solid sodium actinide(V) carbonate compounds
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碳酸钠水溶液中锕系元素 (V) 和-(VI) 络合物以及固体锕系元素 (V) 碳酸钠化合物的拉曼光谱研究
DOI:
10.1021/ic00152a015
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发表时间:
1983
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
G. Begun
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作者:
C. Madic;D. Hobart;G. Begun
Raman spectra of all the actinide(V) (except protactinium (Pa)) and actinide(VI) complexes in 2 M(sodium carbonate Na/sub 2/CO/sub 3/) solutions have been obtained. A resonance Raman effect was observed for neptunium(Np)(VI), plutonium(Pu)(VI), and americium(Am)(VI) and found to be related to the position of the charge-transfer bands observed in the corresponding electronic spectra and to the formal potential of actinide(VI)/actinide(V) couples in carbonate solution. No resonance effect was observed in the Raman spectrum of uranium (U(VI)). The symmetric stretching frequency (nu/sub 1/) of the MO/sub 2//sup 2 +/ group was shifted in carbonate solutions as compared to acidic noncomplexing solutions and decreased regularly with an increase in the atomic number of the actinide considered. In contrast, the nu/sub 1/ frequencies of the MO/sub 2//sup +/ group for actinide(V) species in carbonate solutions did not vary as the atomic number of the actinide increased. In comparison to the v/sub 1/ frequencies in acidic solutions, in carbonate solution a small negative shift was observed for nu/sub 1/ of Np(V) and a positive shift was obtained for nu/sub 1/ of Am(V). The Raman spectra of Na/sub 3/MO/sub 2/(CO/sub 3/)/sub 2/ solid compounds were obtained for M = Np, Pu, and Am. The nu/sub 1/more » frequencies of the MO/sub 2//sup +/ ions decreased linearly with increasing atomic number of the actinide and were higher than the corresponding values for aqueous MO/sub 2//sup +/ ions. The differences in behavior observed between actinide(V) and -(VI) species in noncompexing media and in carbonate media may be related to possible hydrogen bonding between the oxygen of the actinide(V) oxycation and water molecules. 12 figures, 3 tables.« less