Artigo Revisado por pares

Chemical Bonding in the Perchromate Ion

1962; American Institute of Physics; Volume: 37; Issue: 1 Linguagem: Inglês

10.1063/1.1732945

ISSN

1520-9032

Autores

J. D. Swalen, James A. Ibers,

Tópico(s)

Radioactive element chemistry and processing

Resumo

The perchromate ion, CrO83—, in K3CrO8 has D2d(4̄2m) symmetry and consists of a central pentavalent chromium ion surrounded by four peroxide groups. On the basis of a refinement of the previous structure determination, the chromium ion is nearer to one oxygen of each peroxide group than to the other and the peroxide oxygen—oxygen distance is shorter than normal. A ligand field calculation, based on the optical spectrum and the electron paramagnetic resonance spectrum, accounts for these structural features and leads to a description of the bonding in the perchromate ion.

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