Phenyloxenium ions: More like phenylnitrenium ions than isoelectronic phenylnitrenes?

Medicine & Life Sciences

• phenylnitrene 100%
• Ions 40%
• phenoxy radical 8%
• phenylnitrenium 7%
• Photoelectron Spectroscopy 6%

Engineering & Materials Science

• Ions 45%
• Electronic states 21%
• Ground state 20%
• Ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy 10%
• Energy gap 10%
• Excited states 7%
• Heavy ions 6%
• Free energy 5%
• Electron energy levels 5%

Chemical Compounds

• Ground State 9%
• Electronic State 9%
• Band Gap 6%
• Linear Free Energy Relationship 5%
• Ultra-Violet Photoelectron Spectroscopy 5%