EPR. Analyze the EPR spectrum below for Cu(TPP)a. Note that ligand splitting is not observed. (TPP = tetraphenylporphyrin) a. Label g, and gı- b. The geometry of the compound is square planar. Draw the compound and explain the multiplicity observed in the EPR spectrum. Cu (I = 3/2) 2500.00 2680.00 2860.00 3040.00 3220.00 3400.00 Magnetic Field (G) Intensity

EPR. Analyze the EPR spectrum below for Cu(TPP)a. Note that ligand splitting is not observed. (TPP = tetraphenylporphyrin) a. Label g, and gı- b. The geometry of the compound is square planar. Draw the compound and explain the multiplicity observed in the EPR spectrum. Cu (I = 3/2) 2500.00 2680.00 2860.00 3040.00 3220.00 3400.00 Magnetic Field (G) Intensity

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