2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.saa.2004.06.044
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Comparison of energy interaction parameters for the complexation of Pr(III) with glutathione reduced (GSH) in absence and presence of Zn(II) in aqueous and aquated organic solvents using 4f–4f transition spectra as PROBE

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“…Because the enhanced intensity of this band is only observed in the IL after complexation with Cl – , we ascribe it to ligand-mediated pseudohypersensitivity . In fact, the pseudohypersensitivity of this particular transition is well-known and is used routinely to probe the complexation of Pr 3+ with various biomolecules. , …”
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“…Because the enhanced intensity of this band is only observed in the IL after complexation with Cl – , we ascribe it to ligand-mediated pseudohypersensitivity . In fact, the pseudohypersensitivity of this particular transition is well-known and is used routinely to probe the complexation of Pr 3+ with various biomolecules. , …”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…42 In fact, the pseudohypersensitivity of this particular transition is well-known and is used routinely to probe the complexation of Pr 3+ with various biomolecules. 46,47…”
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“…Table 2 shows the values of calculated and observed energies for the four transitions of Pr(III) as well as root mean square deviation (RMS). RMS indicates the correctness of the energy parameters [24]. The values of these energy parameters change with change of solvents indicating significant influence of solvents on energy parameters.…”
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confidence: 94%