Abstract
Photoacoustic calorimetry (PAC) is used to measure energy changes associated with the photochemical reaction of [cpV(C0)4] (cp = η5-C5H5) with H2 and N2 in n-heptane solution; fast time-resolved IR spectroscopy (TRIR) is used to establish the timescale of these reactions and to verify the quantum yields so that enthalpy changes can be calculated from the PAC signals and hence bond dissociation energies can be estimated
References
1.
10.1070/MC1991v001n04ABEH000089_bib1
1990
2.
Kubas G.J.
Accounts of Chemical Research,
1988
3.
Crabtree R.H., Hamilton D.G.
Advances in Organometallic Chemistry,
1988
4.
10.1070/MC1991v001n04ABEH000089_bib2_3
Ginsburg
Metalloorg. Khim.,
1989
5.
A. A. Gonzalez, Z. Kai, S. L. Mukerjee, C. D. Hoff, G. R. K. Khalsa and G. Kubas, ref. 1, p. 139.
6.
Gonzalez A.A., Zhang K., Nolan S.P., Lopez de la Vega R., Mukerjee S.L., Hoff C.D., Kubas G.J.
Organometallics,
1988
7.
Gonzalez A.A., Hoff C.D.
Inorganic Chemistry,
1989
8.
Millar J.M., Kastrup R.V., Melchior M.T., Horvath I.T., Hoff C.D., Crabtree R.H.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
1990
9.
Hay P.J.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
1987
10.
Plitt H.S., Bär M.R., Ahlrichs R., Schnöckel H.
1991
11.
10.1070/MC1991v001n04ABEH000089_bib5_1
Jackson
J. Am. Chem. Soc.,
1990
12.
Upmacis R.K., Poliakoff M., Turner J.J.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
1986
13.
Howdle S.M., Healy M.A., Poliakoff M.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
1990
14.
See e.g. F.-W. Grevels, W. E. Klotzbücher and K. Schaffner, Chem. Rev., in the press.
15.
Bernstein M., Simon J.D., Peters K.S.
Chemical Physics Letters,
1983
16.
Rudzki J.E., Goodman J.L., Peters K.S.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
1985
17.
Yang G.K., Peters K.S., Vaida V.
Chemical Physics Letters,
1986
18.
Yang G.K., Vaida V., Peters K.S.
Polyhedron,
1988
19.
Nolan S.P., Hoff C.D., Stoutland P.O., Newman L.J., Buchanan J.M., Bergman R.G., Yang G.K., Peters K.S.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
1987
20.
21.
Morse J.M., Parker G.H., Burkey T.J.
Organometallics,
1989
22.
Burkey T.J.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
1990
23.
Klassen J.K., Selke M., Sorensen A.A., Yang G.K.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
1990
24.
Dzhidzhoev M.S., Popov V.K., Platonenko V.T., Chugunov A.V.
Soviet Journal of Quantum Electronics,
1984
25.
Haward M.T., George M.W., Howdle S.M., Poliakoff M.
Journal of the Chemical Society Chemical Communications,
1990
26.
Kelly J.M., Long C., Bonneau R.
The Journal of Physical Chemistry,
1983
27.
Simon J.D., Xie X.
The Journal of Physical Chemistry,
1986
28.
Wang L., Zhu X., Spears K.G.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
1988
29.
M. W. George, PhD Thesis, University of Nottingham, UK, 1990. in press.
30.
Johnson F.P., George M.W., Bagratashvili V.N., Vereshchagina L.N., Poliakoff M.
Mendeleev Communications,
1991
31.
Alway D.G., Barnett K.W.
Inorganic Chemistry,
1980
32.
33.
Halpern J.
Accounts of Chemical Research,
1982
34.
Faber G.C., Angelici R.J.
Inorganic Chemistry,
1970
35.
Kowaleski R.M., Kipp D.O., Stauffer K.J., Swepston P.N., Basolo F.
Inorganic Chemistry,
1985
36.
Turner J.J., Poliakoff M., Howdle S.M., Jackson S.A., McLaughlin J.G.
Faraday Discussions of the Chemical Society,
1988