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Femtochemistry methods for studying the photophysics and photochemistry of halide complexes of platinum metals. / Glebov, E. M.

In: Russian Chemical Bulletin, Vol. 71, No. 5, 05.2022, p. 858-877.

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Glebov EM. Femtochemistry methods for studying the photophysics and photochemistry of halide complexes of platinum metals. Russian Chemical Bulletin. 2022 May;71(5):858-877. doi: 10.1007/s11172-022-3486-2

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title = "Femtochemistry methods for studying the photophysics and photochemistry of halide complexes of platinum metals",
abstract = "The primary (ultrafast) photophysical and photochemical processes characteristic of the following halogen-containing complexes of platinum group metals were examined: hexahalide complexes (PtIVBr62−, PtIVCl62−, IrIVCl62−, IrIVBr62−, OsIVCl62−, and OsIVBr62−), pseudohexahalide complex PtIV(SCN)62−, and mixed diiodide complexes of PtIV. The historical and practical aspects of the photochemistry of platinum metals complexes are presented. The ultrafast (femtosecond) research methods and general features of ultrafast processes that occur in the presence of coordination compounds are outlined. The stages of target product transformation from the absorption of a light quantum to the formation of final products are considered. The levels of completeness of research for each of the systems examined are listed.",
keywords = "chain photochemical reactions, electronic excited states, halide complexes of platinum group metals, iridium, osmium, photochemistry, photophysics, platinum, primary photochemical processes, short-lived intermediates, ultrafast fluorescence, ultrafast spectroscopy",
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N2 - The primary (ultrafast) photophysical and photochemical processes characteristic of the following halogen-containing complexes of platinum group metals were examined: hexahalide complexes (PtIVBr62−, PtIVCl62−, IrIVCl62−, IrIVBr62−, OsIVCl62−, and OsIVBr62−), pseudohexahalide complex PtIV(SCN)62−, and mixed diiodide complexes of PtIV. The historical and practical aspects of the photochemistry of platinum metals complexes are presented. The ultrafast (femtosecond) research methods and general features of ultrafast processes that occur in the presence of coordination compounds are outlined. The stages of target product transformation from the absorption of a light quantum to the formation of final products are considered. The levels of completeness of research for each of the systems examined are listed.

AB - The primary (ultrafast) photophysical and photochemical processes characteristic of the following halogen-containing complexes of platinum group metals were examined: hexahalide complexes (PtIVBr62−, PtIVCl62−, IrIVCl62−, IrIVBr62−, OsIVCl62−, and OsIVBr62−), pseudohexahalide complex PtIV(SCN)62−, and mixed diiodide complexes of PtIV. The historical and practical aspects of the photochemistry of platinum metals complexes are presented. The ultrafast (femtosecond) research methods and general features of ultrafast processes that occur in the presence of coordination compounds are outlined. The stages of target product transformation from the absorption of a light quantum to the formation of final products are considered. The levels of completeness of research for each of the systems examined are listed.

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KW - short-lived intermediates

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