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Conduction electron spin resonance signals

Recently, both polycrystalline and microcrystalline ( 200 A crystallite size) Si films have been investigated by ESR (Hasegawa ft a/., 1981b, 1983b). A dangling bond resonance in microcrystalline silicon films is observed at g = 2.0049. The spin density of this resonance is typically between 10 and 10 spins cm. In P-doped samples a conduction-electron spin-resonance signal is observed at = 1.997. [Pg.139]

Table 6. Conduction electron spin resonance signals in zeolite X and Y ... Table 6. Conduction electron spin resonance signals in zeolite X and Y ...
An underlying question in many of the ESR measurements of the lineshape of the N-donor and its temperature dependence is the possible existence of an additional broad line at a similar g-value to the three-line spectrum. Most authors agree that the three lines in the isolated N-donor spectrum should have symmetric lineshapes and, since there is a slight asymmetry to the full spectrum, this leads to the conclusion that there is another relatively broad ESR line shifted slightly from the three-line spectrum. This could be due to a second donor, a conduction electron spin resonance or a structural defect. A weak signal, possibly due to a Si vacancy, is also observed at higher temperatures (T > 50 K) in some samples. [Pg.45]

To verify these estimations experimentally, an analysis of electron spin resonance (ESR) spectra resulting from an incomplete reduction of the precisely measured amounts of benzene isotopomers with potassium in THF was conducted (G.R. Stevenson, Espe, Reiter 1986). That approach had been outlined by Chang and Coombe in 1971. The superimposed spectra were analyzed to find the intensity ratio of the signals belonging to the iso-topomeric anion radicals. That ratio produced the concentration ratio of the anion radicals under consideration. [Pg.127]

Polypyrrole was one of the earliest conducting polymers produced. In 1968 DalT-Olio et al. [2] oxidized pyrrole in aqueous sulfuric acid to obtain a powdery precipitate on a platinum electrode. Pyrrole black, as this material became known, had a conductivity of 8 S cm". Chemical analysis determined the presence of 75% poly pyrrole and 25% sulfate anions. An intense electron paramagnetic resonance signal indicated that the polymer possessed a large number of free spins and gave a g value of 2.0026 (comparable to that of a free electron, g = 2.0023). [Pg.766]


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Conduction electron spin resonance

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