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Lanthanide Oxalates: From Single Crystals to 2D Functional Honeycomb Nanosheets. [PDF]
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QM Investigation of Rare Earth Ion Interactions with First Hydration Shell Waters and Protein-Based Coordination Models. [PDF]
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Accounts of Chemical Research, 2018
The use of earth-abundant, cheap, potent, and readily available lanthanide photocatalysts provides an opportunity to complement or even replace rare and precious metal photosensitizers. Moreover, lanthanide photosensitizers have been demonstrated for the generation of a variety of reactive species, including aryl radicals, alkyl radicals, and others ...
Yusen Qiao, Eric J. Schelter
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The use of earth-abundant, cheap, potent, and readily available lanthanide photocatalysts provides an opportunity to complement or even replace rare and precious metal photosensitizers. Moreover, lanthanide photosensitizers have been demonstrated for the generation of a variety of reactive species, including aryl radicals, alkyl radicals, and others ...
Yusen Qiao, Eric J. Schelter
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Lanthanide Diatomics and Lanthanide Contractions
The Journal of Physical Chemistry, 1995Density functional (DF) calculations including gradient-exchange and correlation corrections have been performed on the LnH, LnO, and LnF series (Ln = La, Gd, Yb, and Lu). Relativistic first-order perturbations including S-O couplings are accounted for. The calculated molecular constants are in reasonable agreement with the experimental ones.
S. G. Wang, W. H. E. Schwarz
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Selective crystallization strategies for lanthanide–lanthanide and lanthanide–actinide separations
Chemical Communications.This feature article highlights recent advances in crystallization-based strategies for lanthanide–lanthanide and lanthanide–actinide separations,relevant to rare–earth purification and nuclear fuel reprocessing.
Jiarui Chen, Huangjie Lu, Jian Lin
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Dalton Transactions, 2013
Ditopic corroles with lanthanide-binding motifs were prepared and shown to be dual-range emitters, in the visible and near-IR, in ambient conditions.
Nikolay, Semenishyn, Zeev, Gross
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Ditopic corroles with lanthanide-binding motifs were prepared and shown to be dual-range emitters, in the visible and near-IR, in ambient conditions.
Nikolay, Semenishyn, Zeev, Gross
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The Journal of Pathology, 1981
AbstractThe subcutaneous injection of solutions of chloride salts of the rare earths is follwed by calcification of the dorsal fascia in the mouse. The concentration of salt required to produce a constant, predictale response varies from salt to salt.
I R, Garrett, J, McClure
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AbstractThe subcutaneous injection of solutions of chloride salts of the rare earths is follwed by calcification of the dorsal fascia in the mouse. The concentration of salt required to produce a constant, predictale response varies from salt to salt.
I R, Garrett, J, McClure
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Lanthanide oxochalcogenido clusters
Dalton Transactions, 2010Lanthanide chalcogenolates react with either TeO(2) in pyridine or py-SO(3) in THF to give oxychalcogenido clusters. The sulfido derivatives (THF)(8)Ln(8)S(2)O(2)(SePh)(16) (Ln = Ce, Nd) are isostructural with previously reported oxoselenido compounds, and must be prepared at low temperatures to avoid the introduction of Se into the sulfide position ...
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