Reactions of 57Mn implanted into solid oxygen

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作者：
Y. Kobayashi
H. Nonaka
J. Miyazaki
M. K. Kubo
H. Ueno
A. Yoshimi
H. Miyoshi
D. Kameda
K. Shimada
D. Nagae
K. Asahi
Y. Yamada
机构：
[1] RIKEN,Department of Chemistry
[2] Science University of Tokyo,College of Liberal Arts
[3] International Christian University,Department of Physics
[4] Tokyo Institute of Technology,undefined
来源：
Hyperfine Interactions | 2005年 / 166卷
关键词：
Mössbauer spectroscopy; Mn; solid oxygen;
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The in-beam Mössbauer spectroscopy using a short-lived 57Mn (T1/2=1.5 min) beam was carried out to study the production of the exotic chemical species of 57Fe atoms arising from 57Mn implanted into solid oxygen. The obtained spectra can be analyzed by four components of doublets at least, which are assigned to be novel Fe species of FeO, Fe(O2), (O2)FeO2, and Fe(O2)2, on the basis of ab initio molecular orbital calculations.
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页码：357 / 361
页数：4
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