This book describes the principles of Endor spectroscopy and Triple resonance, with particular emphasis given to applications in organic chemistry and biochemistry. It gives a broad survey of Endor studies of organic and bioorganic radicals in solution, but also discusses in detail special topics such as non-proton Endor, multispin systems, dynamic effects, and Endor spectroscopy using liquid-crystal solvents. Although the authors have adopted a phenomenological presentation for the most part, they also provide a sound theoretical basis. The theoretical concepts and wealth of experimental material presented illustrate the scope and limitations of the different multiple resonance techniques and facilitate finding optimum experimental conditions for a given problem.
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6 s/w Tabellen, 140 s/w Abbildungen
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Höhe: 24.2 cm
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978-0-471-18702-8 (9780471187028)
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H. Kurreck and B. Kirste are the authors of Electron Nuclear Double Resonance Spectroscopy of Radicals in Solution: Application to Organic and Biological Chemistry, published by Wiley.
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Preface
Symbols, Abbreviations, Conversion of Units
1 Introduction
2 Principles of Multiple Electron-Nuclear Resonance Techniques
2.1 Principles of ENDOR Spectroscopy
2.2 Electron-Nuclear-Nuclear Triple Resonance Spectroscopy
2.3 ENDOR-Induced EPR Spectroscopy (EIE)
2.4 ENDOR Instrumentation
2.5 Sample Preparation
3 Theoretical Aspects of ENDOR Spectroscopy
3.1 Contributions to the General Hamiltonian
3.2 Phenomenological Theory of the ENDOR Effect: Electric-Circuit Analogy
3.3 Special Effects in ENDOR Spectroscopy
3.4 Density-Matrix Treatment of the ENDOR Effect
3.5 Summary
4 ENDOR Spectroscopy of Nuclei Other than Protons (Nonproton ENDOR)
4.1 Nuclear Properties Influencing the ENDOR Effect
4.2 2H ENDOR Spectroscopy
4.3 13C ENDOR Spectroscopy
4.4 14N ENDOR Spectroscopy
4.5 15N ENDOR Spectroscopy
4.6 19F ENDOR Spectroscopy
4.7 ENDOR Spectroscopy of Alkali Nuclei
4.8 31P ENDOR Spectroscopy
4.9 10B and 11B ENDOR Spectroscopy
4.10 27Al ENDOR Spectroscopy
4.11 29Si ENDOR Spectroscopy
4.12 25Mg ENDOR Spectroscopy
4.13 203Tl and 205Tl ENDOR Spectroscopy
4.14 117Sn and 119Sn ENDOR Spectroscopy
4.15 Other Magnetic Nuclei
5 Organic Doublet Radicals Studied by ENDOR in Solution
5.1 Carbon-Centered Neutral Radicals and Radical Ions
5.2 Oxygen-Centered Neutral Radicals and Radical Ions
5.3 Nitrogen-Centered Neutral Radicals and Radical Ions
5.4 Silicon-Centered Radical Ions
5.5 Free-Radical States of Organic Metal Complexes and Ion Pairs
6 ENDOR Studies of Intramolecular Dynamic Processes
6.1 Theoretical Aspects
6.2 Studies of Jump Processes
6.3 Studies of Temperature-Dependent -Proton Couplings
7 ENDOR Investigations in Liquid-Crystalline Solutions
7.1 Theoretical Aspects
7.2 Studies of Phenalenyls-Ordering and Alignment
7.3 Studies of Other Doublet Radicals
8 ENDOR Spectroscopy of Organic Multispin Systems
8.1 Theoretical Aspects
8.2 Studies of Multispin Systems in Fluid Solution
8.3 Studies of Multispin Systems in Rigid Media
9 ENDOR Spectroscopy of Biological Systems
9.1 Primary Products of Photosynthesis
9.2 Flavins and Flavoproteins
9.3 Other Biologically Active Organic Species
Author Index
Subject Index
