The EPR signals for an unpaired electron coupling to: (i) two equivalent protons, (ii) one 2H nucleus, or (iii) one Pt atom all have three lines. Describe the three signals and account for any differences between them.

The EPR signals for an unpaired electron coupling to: (i) two equivalent protons, (ii) one 2H nucleus, or (iii) one Pt atom all have three lines. Describe the three signals and account for any differences between them.

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Chapter16: Introduction To Magnetic Spectroscopy

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5. The EPR signals for an unpaired electron coupling to:
(i) two equivalent protons,
(ii) one 2H nucleus, or
(iii) one Pt atom
all have three lines. Describe the three signals and account for any differences between them.

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