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Spectrometer for Optical Detection of the Electron Spin Resonance with an Increased Level of Microwave Power

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A spectrometer for optical detection of the electron spin resonance (ESR) spectra of short-lived radical-ion pairs produced by ionizing radiation is described. The setup is based on a standard ESR spectrometer equipped with an adapter for optical detection of spectra and a microwave amplifier. In a solution of n-terphenyl in alkanes, the spin-locking effect has been observed. At a microwave power of 10 W, the microwave magnetic induction is 0.5 mT.

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Shebolaev, I.V., Ivannikov, V.I., Chernousov, Y.D. et al. Spectrometer for Optical Detection of the Electron Spin Resonance with an Increased Level of Microwave Power. Instruments and Experimental Techniques 44, 653–655 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012349608042

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