Paul H. Kasai, Patrick Wheeler
Applied Surface Science
Li+CO2- and Na+CO2- charge-transfer complexes were generated by cocondensation of alkali-metal atoms and CO2 molecules in argon matrices at ∼4 K. The ESR spectra of Li+CO2- of both the Cs form and the cyclic C2v form and Na+CO2- of the C2v form were observed. The g-tensors, the 13C hyperfine coupling tensors, and the alkali-metal atom hyperfine coupling tensors of the C2v complexes were determined. The unpaired electron distribution (∼55% at C and ∼35% at two oxygen atoms of the CO2 moiety and ∼10% at the alkali-metal atom) determined from these hfc tensors is in good agreement with that given by the MNDO molecular orbital method. In the case of the Li/CO2/Ar system, a strong orientation effect was observed for the resulting Li+CO2- complexes. The orientation mechanism consistent with the observed effect is presented and demonstrated. © 1994 American Chemical Society.
Paul H. Kasai, Patrick Wheeler
Applied Surface Science
Ralf Köppe, Paul H. Kasai
JACS
Ralf Köppe, Paul H. Kasai
JACS
Paul H. Kasai
Journal of Physical Chemistry A