Physical Chemistry
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Chapter 16, Problem 16.28E
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
The magnetic field strength that is required to achieve resonance between the two spin states of an electron on a compound that absorbs microwave radiation having a frequency of
Concept introduction:
Electron spin resonance is the method to study the materials with an unpaired electron. An unpaired electron absorbs the microwave radiation under the strong magnetic field. The difference between two energy levels is calculated by the formula shown below.
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