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85 vibration- rotation coupling molecular beams

In addition to NMR spectra, microwave spectra also may provide information on the spin-spin coupling (Vaara et al. 2002). In particular, for diatomic molecules accurate data can be obtained from molecular beam electric and magnetic resonance when the splitting of a single rotational-vibrational state can be observed. One of the parameters of this splitting (usually called C4) is equal to the isotropic value of the indirect spin-spin coupling tensor, another one (C3) depends both on the direct coupling (oc and on the anisotropy of the tensor. [Pg.422]


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Molecular beam

Molecular vibrations

Rotating Beams

Rotation, molecular

Rotation-vibration

Rotational couplings

Rotational vibrations

Rotational vibrations vibration coupling

Rotational-vibrational

Rotational-vibrational coupling

Vibrating rotator

Vibration coupled

Vibration-rotation coupling

Vibrational molecular

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