Published September 19, 2001
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Journal Article
The Structure and Spin Coupling of Catalase Compound I: A Study of Noncovalent Effects
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- Green, Michael T.
Abstract
Catalase compound I contains an iron(lV)-oxo porphyrin- radical; in this species, an S = l iron-oxo unit and an S = 1/2 radical, located on the porphyrin ring, couple to give doublet and quartet states that are mixed by the zero-field splitting of the ferryl moiety. The result is a Kramer's doublet ground state with a distinctive EPR signature.
Additional Information
© 2001 American Chemical Society. Received 11 January 2001. Published online 25 August 2001. Published in print 1 September 2001. I thank Harry Gray, the Burroughs-Wellcome Fund, and the National Institutes of Health for supporting this research.Additional details
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- 75773
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