EXPLOITING THE PROPERTIES OF LINE-SHAPE SINGULARITIES IN ORIENTATIONALLY SELECTED ELECTRON-SPIN ECHO ENVELOPE MODULATION SPECTRA OF CU--(2-15-IMIDAZOLE)(4) FOR THE DETERMINATION OF HYPERFINE COUPLING WITH THE REMOTE IMIDAZOLE NITROGEN()(N)
Sa. Dikanov et al., EXPLOITING THE PROPERTIES OF LINE-SHAPE SINGULARITIES IN ORIENTATIONALLY SELECTED ELECTRON-SPIN ECHO ENVELOPE MODULATION SPECTRA OF CU--(2-15-IMIDAZOLE)(4) FOR THE DETERMINATION OF HYPERFINE COUPLING WITH THE REMOTE IMIDAZOLE NITROGEN()(N), The Journal of chemical physics, 100(11), 1994, pp. 7973-7983
Orientationally selected two-, three-, and four-pulse electron spin ec
ho envelope modulation (ESEEM) spectra from remote N-15 nuclei in a Cu
2+-(N-15-imidazole)(4) complex have been obtained in the microwave fre
quency region 9.12-9.82 GHz. This range of frequencies has allowed us
to reach the conditions corresponding to S and v perpendicular to sing
ularities of the lineform of basic transitions. The development of the
se lineform singularities in orientationally selected spectra is discu
ssed. The knowledge of the magnetic fields corresponding to the singul
arities was used to find the hyperfine coupling parameters for the rem
ote nitrogen as alpha=2.44 MHz and T-perpendicular to = -0.39 MHz as w
ell as to determine the angle between the axis of the complex and the
direction of the largest principal hyperfine tenser element as 40 degr
ees. Additional geometrical information about the ligand orientation h
as been obtained from the analysis of shifts of the sum combination ha
rmonic in proton four-pulse ESEEM spectra.