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“The derivative spectra are characterized by those places where the first derivative of the absorption spectrum has its extreme values. In EPR spectra of simple S = ½ systems there are maximally 3 such places which correspond with the g-factors.” (p.11)
Why are there 3 places, not more? Where does these 3 peaks (in absorption spectrum) come from?
Additional questions:
• Why no L.S-term in spin-orbit coupling? (p. 4)
• What is the advantage of using a powder spectrum? (p. 7-8)
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