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Subject(s)

• Electron paramagnetic resonance [Browse]

Author

• Carter, Emma [Browse]
• Murphy, Damien [Browse]

Series

Oxford chemistry primers [More in this series]

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents

• Machine generated contents note: 1.A brief overview of Electron Paramagnetic Resonance spectroscopy
• 1.1.Introduction
• 1.2.The EPR technique
• 1.3.The origins
• 1.4.The EPR spectrum
• 1.5.The scope and applications of EPR
• 1.6.Summary
• 2.Theory of continuous wave (CW) EPR spectroscopy
• 2.1.Introduction
• 2.2.Angular momentum and electron magnetic moment
• 2.3.Measurement of the g value
• 2.4.The nuclear spin and hyperfine interaction
• 2.5.Spin relaxation mechanisms
• 2.6.Summary
• 2.7.Exercises
• 3.Experimental methods in CW EPR
• 3.1.Introduction
• 3.2.Hardware components
• 3.3.Experimental settings
• 3.4.Sample preparation
• 3.5.Summary
• 3.6.Exercises
• 4.Isotropic EPR spectra of organic radicals
• 4.1.Introduction
• 4.2.Isotropic hyperfine interaction
• 4.3.Localized and delocalized radicals
• 4.4.Assignment of complex EPR spectra
• 4.5.Obtaining structural information from the hyperfine constants
• Note continued: 8.Linewidth of EPR spectra
• 8.1.Introduction
• 8.2.Types of line broadening
• 8.3.Effect of dynamic processes on the EPR linewidth
• 8.4.Lifetime of spin states
• 8.5.Inhomogeneous broadening
• 8.6.Spin labels and probes
• 8.7.Summary
• 8.8.Exercises
• 9.Advanced EPR techniques
• 9.1.Introduction
• 9.2.Electron Nuclear DOuble Resonance (ENDOR) spectroscopy
• 9.3.Two-pulse and three-pulse Electron Spin Echo Envelope Modulation (ESEEM)
• 9.4.Hyperfine Sublevel Correlation (HYSCORE) spectroscopy
• 9.5.Pulsed Electron DOuble Resonance (PELDOR) spectroscopy
• 9.6.Orientation selective hyperfine measurements
• 9.7.Summary
• 9.8.Exercises.

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ISBN

• 9780198727606 ((pbk.))
• 0198727607 ((pbk.))

LCCN

2015960996

OCLC

945390515

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