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What is electron spin resonance? Give the principle of electron spin resonance spectroscopy.

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Answered by Azhar08
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Simplified Principle of Electron Spin Resonance (ESR) ... The study of the behavior of the electrons in a sample gives information about the condition of the sample. ESR is used to observe and measure the absorption of microwave energy by unpaired electrons in a magnetic field.

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Answered by MohammdIInzy
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Nanotechnology is the control of matter on the atomic or molecular scale. It has many different applications including research and development of nanomaterials. Nanomaterials have unique properties some of which are determined by instrinsic nanoscale features. Some examples include the development of sensors based on the surface plasmon resonance effect, quantum dots and carbon nanotubes.

Due to the microscopic scales of the materials to be analyzed, microspectrophotometers are the perfect tool. Able to analyze micro-scale samples by absorption, reflectance or even fluorescence, these tools are easy-to-use and very accurate. Their flexibility and accuracy make them very importance for analyzing everything from the optical effects of butterfly wings to surface plasmon resonance based sensors.

Answered by MohammdIInzy
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Nanotechnology is the control of matter on the atomic or molecular scale. It has many different applications including research and development of nanomaterials. Nanomaterials have unique properties some of which are determined by instrinsic nanoscale features. Some examples include the development of sensors based on the surface plasmon resonance effect, quantum dots and carbon nanotubes.

Due to the microscopic scales of the materials to be analyzed, microspectrophotometers are the perfect tool. Able to analyze micro-scale samples by absorption, reflectance or even fluorescence, these tools are easy-to-use and very accurate. Their flexibility and accuracy make them very importance for analyzing everything from the optical effects of butterfly wings to surface plasmon resonance based sensors.

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