2008
DOI: 10.1021/jp711182z
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The Relationship between 207Pb NMR Chemical Shift and Solid-State Structure in Pb(II) Compounds

Abstract: The analysis of heavy-metal solids with NMR spectroscopy provides a means of investigating the electronic environment through the dependence of the chemical shift on structure. We have investigated the relation of the 207Pb NMR isotropic chemical shift, span, and skew of a series of solid Pb(II) compounds to lattice parameters. Complementary relativistic spin-orbit density functional calculations on clusters such as PbI64- that model the local environment in the dihalides show a dependence of NMR properties on… Show more

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“…Figure 5 shows the near-octahedron. It is convenient to characterize the departure from a perfect octahedral arrangement by the angles  where the I-Pb-I angles are 90 O +  [32]. All values of  are 0 for a perfect octahedron.…”
Section: The Geometry Of the Near-octahedral Structure Of The [Pbi6] mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 5 shows the near-octahedron. It is convenient to characterize the departure from a perfect octahedral arrangement by the angles  where the I-Pb-I angles are 90 O +  [32]. All values of  are 0 for a perfect octahedron.…”
Section: The Geometry Of the Near-octahedral Structure Of The [Pbi6] mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[15] Of the four stable lead isotopes, only 207 Pb is NMR-active (I = 1 = 2 ), with a moderate resonance frequency (125.2 MHz at 14.1 T) and 22.1 % natural abundance. [19] 207 Pb has one of the largest NMR chemical shift ranges (>15 000 ppm versus 13 C % 300 ppm) and is highly anisotropic, [20] displaying great sensitivity to changes in electron density; [21][22][23][24] these are ideal properties for determining the effect of lone-pair activity within lead(II) coordination polymers. The diagnostic NMR interaction is the chemical shift anisotropy (CSA), which describes the orientational dependence of chemical shielding, and is generally present if the symmetry is not cubic in origin.…”
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“…Chemical shifts were converted to temperatures using the well-established temperature dependence of lead nitrate of 0.758 ppmK À1 [28,39,40]. Hand-wound coils were made using either 25, 62 or 80 lm diameter insulated copper wire, consisting of 5 turns, and lengths of ca.…”
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