Magnetic field effect references

As a reference, magnetic processing in the preparation of monolayer films consisting of Q-ZnS without Mn ion was also carried out. The luminescence at 400 nm was observed in the monolayer films, however, no magnetic field effects on the p-values for the monolayer films were observed. 

Fig. 10-4. Relative magnetic field effect AR (cf. Eq. (10-9)) observed at 0.414 T as a function of radical yield at zero field (d>p(0T)). The numbers refer to different donors in the exciplex with thionine triplet 1 aniline, 2 p-Br-aniline, 3 m-I-aniline, 4 o-I-aniline, 5 p-I-aniline. The solid line is calculated with an equation similar to Eq. (10-17) and kp = l.lxlO s. (Reproduced from Ref. [4a] by permission from The Royal Society of Chemistry)...

Magnetic Field Effects of High Spin Species References... 

The splitting of the energy levels of unpaired electrons by means of a magnetic field is referred to as the Zeeman effect. The energy of an unpaired electron in a magnetic field is given by... 

For a more complete description of the effects of Eq, (1,24), and the effects of magnetic fields consult reference /3/, Chapter 2. 

The effect of resonant absorption of electromagnetic waves by electron paramagnetic centers in a substance in a permanent magnetic field is referred to as electronic paramagnetic resonance (EPR). 

Energy level splitting in a magnetic field is called the Zeeman effect, and the Hamiltonian of eqn (1.1) is sometimes referred to as the electron Zeeman Hamiltonian. Technically, the energy of a... 

Possible Effects of Magnetic Field on Free Radical Formation References... 

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