Lecture

Resonance Techniques: ESR, NMR, and mu SR

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Description

This lecture covers three resonance techniques: electron spin resonance (ESR), nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), and mu spin resonance. The instructor explains how each technique works, highlighting their differences and similarities, and their applications in measuring paramagnetic properties and investigating material properties.

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Physical chemistry: Spectroscopy

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