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Resonance Raman spectra (left) showing conversion of formation of a bis-μ-oxo upon phenolate binding to the peroxo and (right) monooxygenated phenolate product, with oxygen isotopic substitutions, bound to copper that is formed from the decay of the bis-μ-oxo complex (inset).
