Investigation Of Iron(III) Complex With Crown-Porphyrin. Pankratov D.A., Dolzhenko V.D., Kiselev Y.M., Stukan R.A., Al Ansari Y.F., Savinkina E.V. //Hyperfine Interactions. 2013. V.222. Is.1 (Suppl). P. S1-S11
Iron complex of 5-(4-(((4′-hydroxy-benzo-15-crown-5)-5′-yl)diazo)phenyl)-10,15,20-triphenylporphyrin was investigated by 57Fe Mössbauer spectroscopy and EPR. Two Fe sites were identified; they give two differing signals, doublet and wide absorption in a large velocity interval. EPR spectra of solutions of the complex in chloroform at room temperature also show two signals with g = 2.064, AFe = 0.032 cm− 1; g = 2.015, AFe = 0.0034 cm− 1. The doublet asymmetry is studied vs. temperature and normal angle to the sample plane and gamma-beam. The isomer shift δ in the doublet varies from 0.41 to 0.25 mm/s in the 5÷360 K temperature range, whereas quadruple splitting value is constant, Δ ∼ 0.65 mm/s. The relax absorption may be described as a wide singlet (δ = 0.30 ÷ 0.44 mm/s and Γ = 2.83 ÷ 3.38 mm/s); its relative area strongly depends on temperature. According to δ, both signals are assigned to Fe(III).
Structures and properties of metal porhyrins (MPs) (hemoglobin, chlorophyll, vitamin B12, etc.) participating in vital processes depend on a central metal and peripheral substituents. Most MPs possess chemical and thermal stability, high extinctions coefficients in UV, visible and near IR ranges and reversible red-ox transitions. Therefore, detail study of their properties with the use of various physicochemical methods is of interest.
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Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Of Ferrite Nanoparticles. Koksharov Yu.A., Pankratov D.A., Gubin S.P., Kosobudsky I.D., Beltran M., Khodorkovsky Y., Tishin A.M. //Journal of Applied Physics. 2001. V. 89. № 4. P. 2293-2298
Three types of iron-based oxide nanoparticles (weight compositions Fe2O3, BaFe2O4, and BaFe12O19) embedded in a polyethylene matrix are studied using the electron paramagnetic resonance technique. All nanoparticles are found to be multiphase. Thermal variations of electron paramagnetic resonance spectra reveal the presence of two phases in the Fe2O3 nanoparticles. One such phase undergoes an antiferromagnetic-like transition near 6 K. Nanoparticles of BaFe2O4 demonstrate a resonance anomaly near 125 K that could indicate the presence of a magnetic phase. Reduced magnetic anisotropy in BaFe12O19 nanoparticles may be related to either structural imperfection or particle smallness (effective diameter of less than 10 nm). Our data clearly show that low temperature experiments are desirable for the correct identification of nanoparticles by means of the elecstron paramagnetic resonance technique.
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