2010
DOI: 10.1088/1757-899x/9/1/012047
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Luminescence from the ligand to metal charge transfer state of the neptunyl (V) ion and its complexes in solution

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“…The lifetime is significantly shorter than its uranyl(VI) counterparts in fluid solution (1.66 ms in 2) † and also than that reported from the 5f 1 uranyl(V) ion in the literature. 19 All previous reports of emission from NpO 2 (V) 20 and NpO 2 (VI) species are short-lived (o62 ns in solution), § and emission from 1 is also expected to be short due to efficient nonradiative relaxational pathways through the 5f 1 manifold. The energy spacings between the three maxima ( Fig.…”
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“…The lifetime is significantly shorter than its uranyl(VI) counterparts in fluid solution (1.66 ms in 2) † and also than that reported from the 5f 1 uranyl(V) ion in the literature. 19 All previous reports of emission from NpO 2 (V) 20 and NpO 2 (VI) species are short-lived (o62 ns in solution), § and emission from 1 is also expected to be short due to efficient nonradiative relaxational pathways through the 5f 1 manifold. The energy spacings between the three maxima ( Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%