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Fe(III) clusters and oxygen

Fab1976
in Inorganic Chemistry

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My question is:

 

Can an Fe(III) cluster type [Fe(III)3(mu3-O)(O2CR)6]+, where O2CR are monocarboxylic acids groups, react with dioxygen to produce a radical species able to initiate radical reactions, such as polymerization or else?

 

I have been browsing the literature but besides the reaction of Fe(III) ions with peroxides yet no answer to my question.

 

I thank in advance for any suggestions

 

Regards,

 

Fabrizio

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