Electron spin echo studies of the internal motion of radicals in crystals: Phase memory vs correlation time
Electron spin echo studies of the internal motion of radicals in crystals: Phase memory vs correlation time
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晶体中自由基内部运动的电子自旋回波研究:相位记忆与相关时间
DOI:
10.1063/1.442775
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发表时间:
1982
影响因子:
4.4
通讯作者:
Meta S. Brown
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作者:
L. Kispert;M. Bowman;J. Norris;Meta S. Brown
An electron spin echo (ESE) study of the internal motion of the CH2 protons in irradiated zinc acetate dihydrate crystals shows that quantitative measurements of the motional correlation time can be obtained quite directly from pulsed measurements. In the slow motional limit, the motional correlation time is equal to the phase memory time determined by ESE. In the fast motional limit, the motional correlation time is proportional to the no motion spectral second moment divided by the ESE phase memory time. ESE offers a convenient method of studying motion, electron transfer, conductivity, etc. in a variety of systems too complicated for study by ordinary EPR. New systems for study by ESE include biological samples, organic polymers, liquid solutions of radicals with unresolved hyperfine, etc. When motion modulates large anisotropic hyperfine couplings, ESE measurements of the phase memory time are sensitive to modulation of pseudosecular hyperfine interactions.