1989
DOI: 10.1016/1359-0197(89)90033-7
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Methylviologen cation radiacal, its dimer and complex in various media

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“…2 shows the results of spectroelectrochemical measurements performed in the presence of NAD (10.0 mM), MV (0.5 mM) and variable concentrations of LD, synchronized with the chronoamperometric measurement at E = -0.75V for 1260 s (21 scans). The characteristic UV-vis absorbance of NADH is centered at 340 nm, while the absorbance peak at 400 nm is attributable to MV radical, one of the reduced forms of MV [22]. Fig.…”
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“…2 shows the results of spectroelectrochemical measurements performed in the presence of NAD (10.0 mM), MV (0.5 mM) and variable concentrations of LD, synchronized with the chronoamperometric measurement at E = -0.75V for 1260 s (21 scans). The characteristic UV-vis absorbance of NADH is centered at 340 nm, while the absorbance peak at 400 nm is attributable to MV radical, one of the reduced forms of MV [22]. Fig.…”
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“…Absorbances at 611 and ca. 400 nm, corresponding to absorption maxima of the viologen radical, 16 increased upon light irradiation or heating as shown in Fig. 2.…”
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“…During UV-irradiation, the UV-vis absorption spectra of MV + produced by electron transfer from TiO 2 display two maxima at l = 395 and 605 nm. 8 Fig. 3 shows that the concentration of photogenerated MV + (Fig.…”
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“…In addition to the anodic process in eqn ( 2) and ( 3) with the working electrode modified by &@TiO 2 , some of the photogenerated electrons in eqn (1) transfer to MV 2+ (the redox potential is at À0.7 V vs. SCE) 8 and produces the radical cation (eqn ( 4)) when the working electrode is modified by MV 2+ @TiO 2 during UV irradiation.…”
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