The compound tetracene is familiar to us from the laboratory exercises. Using the McConnell equation, a = Qp, with Q = 2.25 mT, and the electron density diagram below, predict the EPR spectrum of (tetracene). Keep in mind that the electron densities shown obey the relationship u > v >> w. Show the hyperfine constant a for each splitting.

The compound tetracene is familiar to us from the laboratory exercises. Using the McConnell equation, a = Qp, with Q = 2.25 mT, and the electron density diagram below, predict the EPR spectrum of (tetracene). Keep in mind that the electron densities shown obey the relationship u > v >> w. Show the hyperfine constant a for each splitting.

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Chapter19: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

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