Природа и реакции промежуточных частиц в фотохимии водных растворов комплексов трехвалентного железа с гидроксид-ионом и сульфосалициловой кислотой
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Предполагается, что гидроксильный радикал образуется в результате внутримолекулярного переноса электрона с координированного иона ОН" на центральный ф ион возбужденного комплекса. Радикал 'ОН в водном растворе имеет слабое поглощение в далекой УФ области спектра (полоса с максимумом на 225 нм и коэффициентом экстинкции около 500 IVT’cm" 1), и его прямая регистрация невозможна из-за поглощения… Читать ещё >
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