1.What are the ground free ion term and ground J state for gas phase neodymium in the plus three oxidation state (Nd3+(g)) ? 2.Why do the effective magnetic moments at 300K for first d-transition series metal ions in the gas phase fit best for the small multiplet splitting limit , but lanthanide species have effective magnetic moments at 300K that are well fitted by the limiting large multiplet splitting ?

1.What are the ground free ion term and ground J state for gas phase neodymium in the plus three oxidation state (Nd3+(g)) ? 2.Why do the effective magnetic moments at 300K for first d-transition series metal ions in the gas phase fit best for the small multiplet splitting limit , but lanthanide species have effective magnetic moments at 300K that are well fitted by the limiting large multiplet splitting ?

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Chapter10: Atomic Emission Spectrometry

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