7. Please draw the spectra, how many hyperfine line you are expecting for the following (1)transition metal complex Ti (s=1/2,I=0) , (2) methyl radical.8. Predict the ESR spectrum of naturally ocurring Mo(CN)s in aqueous solution at roomtemperature. Mo has I=0 and 75% abundant. The rest ismoments 0.93 and 0.91 nuclear unit, respectively, are present with combined abundance of25.4%. Draw the spectrum and explain how do you arrived at it95,97"Mo which has I=5/2 (with nuclear

When in a compund, unpaired electrons are present, it is called ESR active. Note- 1st question…

7. Please draw the spectra, how many hyperfine line you are expecting for the following (1) transition metal complex Ti"(s=1/2,1=0), (2) methyl radical. 8. Predict the ESR spectrum of naturally ocurring Mo(CN)s in aqueous solution at room temperature. moments 0.93 and 0.91 nuclear unit, respectively, are present with combined abundance of 25.4%. Draw the spectrum and explain how do you arrived at it 96MO has I=0 and 75% abundant. The rest is 95,97 Mo which has I=5/2 (with nuclear

7. Please draw the spectra, how many hyperfine line you are expecting for the following (1) transition metal complex Ti"(s=1/2,1=0), (2) methyl radical. 8. Predict the ESR spectrum of naturally ocurring Mo(CN)s in aqueous solution at room temperature. moments 0.93 and 0.91 nuclear unit, respectively, are present with combined abundance of 25.4%. Draw the spectrum and explain how do you arrived at it 96MO has I=0 and 75% abundant. The rest is 95,97 Mo which has I=5/2 (with nuclear

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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