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Principles and Applications of Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

Prof. Ranjan Das · IIT Madras

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Principles and Applications of Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

  1. Remembering the Masters: From Zeeman to Zavoisky Video
  2. Introduction to EPR spectroscopy Video
  3. Electron-Nuclear Hyperfine Interaction – I Video
  4. Electron-Nuclear Hyperfine Interaction – II Video
  5. Magnetic Moment in Magnetic Field – I Video
  6. Magnetic Moment in Magnetic Field – II Video
  7. EPR Instrumentations – I Video
  8. EPR Instrumentations – II Video
  9. EPR Instrumentations – III Video
  10. EPR Instrumentations – IV Video
  11. Quantum Mechanical Description of EPR – I Video
  12. Quantum Mechanical Description of EPR – II Video
  13. Introduction to Spin Relaxation Video
  14. Theory of First-order EPR Spectra – I Video
  15. Theory of First-order EPR Spectra – II Video
  16. How to Analyse First-order EPR Spectra Video
  17. How to Record EPR Spectra Video
  18. Second-order Effects on EPR Spectra Video
  19. Photochemistry and EPR Spectroscopy Video
  20. Electron Spin Polarisation – I Video
  21. Electron Spin Polarisation – II Video
  22. Anisotropic Interactions in EPR Spectroscopy Video
  23. Theoretical Basis of isotropic Hyperfine Coupling Video
  24. Spin Relaxation and Bloch Equations – I Video
  25. Spin Relaxation and Bloch Equations – II Video

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Institution
IIT Madras
Department
Chemistry and Biochemistry
Teacher
Prof. Ranjan Das
Level
Undergraduate
Language
English
Subjects
Chemistry
Source
NPTEL
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