Identifies uranyl peroxocarbonato bonding in aqueous solution, implying enhanced understanding for environmental applications.
O substitution. FTIR data further confirm these assignments, providing the first infrared evidence of a uranyl peroxo-carbonato complex in aqueous solution. DFT calculations validate the observed frequencies and isotope shifts, clarifying the role of solvation and countercation effects. These results clarify uranyl peroxo-carbonato speciation, resolving long-standing ambiguities and establishing a robust spectroscopic framework for applications in uranium fuel dissolution, environmental mobility, and long-term waste stability.
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