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Title: In situ FTIRS studies of reduction of [OsVI(N)(NH3)4](CF3SO3)3 in acetonitrile
Other Title: [OsVI(N)(NH3)4](CF3SO3)3电化学还原过程的原位FTIR光谱研究
Authors: Chen, S
Wong, KY 
Sun, SG
Issue Date: 2000
Source: 光譜學與光譜分析 (Spectroscopy and spectral analysis), 2000, v. 20, no. 5, p. 630-631
Abstract: 运用原位FTIRS ,UV/Vis和电化学方法研究了乙腈溶液中 [OsⅥ(N) (NH3 ) 4](CF3 SO3 ) 3 在GC和Pt电极上的还原过程。结果首次在Pt电极上检测到桥氮物种ν(N≡N)的红外谱峰 ,位于 2 0 19和 1970cm-1附近 ,分别指认为 [Ⅲ ,Ⅱ ]和 [Ⅱ ,Ⅱ ]混合价桥氮锇络合物。为进一步探讨桥氮偶联过程提供了新的谱学数据
In this paper,the electrochemical cyclic volta mm etry,UV/Vis and in situ FTIR spectroscopy were used to study the electrochemical reduction of [Os-Ⅵ(N)(NH 3) 4](CF 3SO 3) 3 on GC and Pt electro de in acetonitrile.The results demonstrated that the N-N coupling can occur bet ween [Os-Ⅵ(N)(NH 3) 4]- 3+ and the osmium(V) species generated at the electrode.It has revealed for the first time,by in situ FTIR spectroscopy,t hat the IR absorption of the ν(N≡N) mode of the μ-dinitrogen osmium[Ⅲ ,Ⅱ]and [Ⅱ,Ⅱ] complex yields positive-going band at around 2 019 cm- -1 and negative-going band near 1 970 cm- -1,respectively.The results provided new insights in understanding the mechanism of the coupling reaction [Os-Ⅴ≡N][Os-Ⅵ≡N][Os-Ⅱ-N≡N-Os-Ⅲ].
Keywords: In Situ FTIRS
UV/Vis
[Os-Ⅵ(N)(NH 3) 4 ](CF 3SO 3) 3
Publisher: 中國學術期刊(光盤版)電子雜誌社
Journal: 光譜學與光譜分析 (Spectroscopy and spectral analysis) 
ISSN: 1000-0593
Rights: © 2000 中国学术期刊电子杂志出版社。本内容的使用仅限于教育、科研之目的。
© 2000 China Academic Journal Electronic Publishing House. It is to be used strictly for educational and research use.
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