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Computer controlled ENDOR spectrometer
Journal of Physics E: Scientific Instruments, 1974The design and construction of a computer-controlled X-band ENDOR spectrometer are described. The instrument operates in the RF band 3-39 MHz with a maximum power of 1 kW, corresponding to fields of 80 G peak to peak in the cavity. Details of a new construction for the microwave cavity are given. A minicomputer is used for control of the experiment and
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Journal of Physics E: Scientific Instruments, 1968
An ENDOR spectrometer has been developed which is especially suitable for studying ligand hyperfine interactions. The complicated ligand ENDOR spectra are considerably simplified by alignment of the crystalline axes relative to the magnetic field direction.
E R Davies, J P Hurrell
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An ENDOR spectrometer has been developed which is especially suitable for studying ligand hyperfine interactions. The complicated ligand ENDOR spectra are considerably simplified by alignment of the crystalline axes relative to the magnetic field direction.
E R Davies, J P Hurrell
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Molecular Physics, 1978
The line shapes of ENDOR spin-echoes of free radicals in liquid solution are calculated by exact solution of the equation of motion of the density matrix including relaxation and coherence effects. It is found that the duration of the r.f. pulse is very important in determining the ENDOR line width. The strength of the r.f.
Arthur E. Stillman, Robert N. Schwartz
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The line shapes of ENDOR spin-echoes of free radicals in liquid solution are calculated by exact solution of the equation of motion of the density matrix including relaxation and coherence effects. It is found that the duration of the r.f. pulse is very important in determining the ENDOR line width. The strength of the r.f.
Arthur E. Stillman, Robert N. Schwartz
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Polarization-modulated ENDOR spectroscopy
Journal of Magnetic Resonance (1969), 1984Abstract Electron nuclear double-resonance spectroscopy with a polarization-modulated radiofrequency field (PM-ENDOR) is reported. In this novel technique, each ENDOR line in a single-crystal spectrum is characterized by two additional parameters (PM amplitude and PM phase).
A Schweiger, Hs.H Günthard
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Hyperfine Spectroscopy - ENDOR
2016Electron-nuclear double resonance (ENDOR) is a widely used technique to measure the nuclear frequencies of paramagnetic centers in solution, single crystals, and disordered systems such as powders and frozen solutions. This article starts with a theoretical overview of the energy levels and corresponding ENDOR spectra of low-and high-spin systems in ...
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Review of Scientific Instruments, 1972
The apparatus employed in a room temperature examination of the effects of intense hydrostatic compression (to 11½ kilobars) upon F center hyperfine interactions is described.
W. T. Doyle +2 more
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The apparatus employed in a room temperature examination of the effects of intense hydrostatic compression (to 11½ kilobars) upon F center hyperfine interactions is described.
W. T. Doyle +2 more
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Technology of ENDOR Spectrometers
1992One straightforward approach to building an ENDOR spectrometer is to take a conventional EPR spectrometer, add the ability to produce a sufficiently high radio-frequency magnetic field in the microwave cavity, modulate this field, and then try to detect the change of the EPR signal, the ENDOR signal, with a lock-in amplifier. However, this will usually
Johann-Martin Spaeth +2 more
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Review of Scientific Instruments, 1969
The apparatus employed in a room temperature examination of the effects of intense hydrostatic compression (to 11½ kilobars) upon F center hyperfine interactions is described.
W. T. Doyle, T. F. Dutton, H. P. Liu
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The apparatus employed in a room temperature examination of the effects of intense hydrostatic compression (to 11½ kilobars) upon F center hyperfine interactions is described.
W. T. Doyle, T. F. Dutton, H. P. Liu
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series A. Mathematical and Physical Sciences, 1965
As this work has already been published in some detail (Baker & Williams 1962) I shall give only a résumé to emphasize the advances made possible by the endor technique. Divalent europium has, apart from filled shells, seven 4 f electrons just half filling their shell; the Russell–Saunders ground state is then
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As this work has already been published in some detail (Baker & Williams 1962) I shall give only a résumé to emphasize the advances made possible by the endor technique. Divalent europium has, apart from filled shells, seven 4 f electrons just half filling their shell; the Russell–Saunders ground state is then
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2003
The analysis of ENDOR spectra proceeds in the same way no matter whether the spectra were obtained by conventional stationary ENDOR, by optical detection using the MCDA technique or using luminescence or by electrical detection using the NMR and EPR-induced changes of the electrical conductivity. The ENDOR spectra often contain numerous lines.
Johann-Martin Spaeth, Harald Overhof
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The analysis of ENDOR spectra proceeds in the same way no matter whether the spectra were obtained by conventional stationary ENDOR, by optical detection using the MCDA technique or using luminescence or by electrical detection using the NMR and EPR-induced changes of the electrical conductivity. The ENDOR spectra often contain numerous lines.
Johann-Martin Spaeth, Harald Overhof
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