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Electron interaction with copper(II) carboxylate compounds

Michal Lacko,
Peter Papp,
Iwona B. Szymańska,
Edward Szłyk and
Štefan Matejčík

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2018, 9, 384–398, doi:10.3762/bjnano.9.38

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Figure 1: A schematic structure of investigated molecules (left) [Cu₂(µ-O₂CC₂F₅)₄], (right) [Cu₂(EtNH₂)₂(µ-O₂...

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Figure 2: Mass spectrum of [Cu₂(µ-O₂CC₂F₅)₄] molecule over the range m/z 10–800 obtained at electron energy 7...

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Figure 3: Relative cross sections of the dissociative ionization of the [Cu₂(µ-O₂CC₂F₅)₄] molecule as a resul...

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Figure 4: Mass spectrum of [Cu₂(EtNH₂)₂(µ-O₂CC₂F₅)₄] molecule over the range m/z 10–900 obtained at electron ...

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Figure 5: Mass spectrum of [Cu₂(s-BuNH₂)₂(µ-O₂CC₂F₅)₄] molecule (top spectrum) over the range m/z 10–800 obta...

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Figure 6: Photoelectron spectra of copper(II) carboxylate complexes [Cu₂(EtNH₂)₂(µ-O₂CC₂F₅)₄] (red line/upper...

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Figure 7: Negative ions mass spectra of copper carboxylate molecules. The spectra were obtained at the energy...

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Figure 8: Relative ion yields of negative products from [Cu₂(µ-O₂CC₂F₅)₄] (left column), [Cu₂(t-BuNH₂)₂(µ-O₂CC...

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Figure 9: Summary and visualization of the most important ion formation pathways for DI (top) and DEA (bottom...

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Published 01 Feb 2018

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Suppression of low-energy dissociative electron attachment in Fe(CO)₅ upon clustering

Jozef Lengyel,
Peter Papp,
Štefan Matejčík,
Jaroslav Kočišek,
Michal Fárník and
Juraj Fedor

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2017, 8, 2200–2207, doi:10.3762/bjnano.8.219

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Figure 1: Intensity ratio of the anion mass peak with ⁵⁴Fe isotope to the peak with ⁵⁶Fe isotope, reflecting ...

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Figure 2: Red lines: Yield of anions containing one iron atom, following DEA to pure Fe(CO)₅ clusters as meas...

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Figure 3: Anion yield of the form [Fe(CO)₅]_m·Fe(CO)₄⁻. Red: high-resolution data for pure Fe(CO)₅ clusters fr...

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Figure 4: Additional anion yields. Red: high-resolution data for pure Fe(CO)₅ clusters from the CLUSTER setup...

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Published 20 Oct 2017

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Electron interaction with copper(II) carboxylate compounds

Suppression of low-energy dissociative electron attachment in Fe(CO)5 upon clustering

Suppression of low-energy dissociative electron attachment in Fe(CO)₅ upon clustering