Applied EPR Spectroscopy

doi:10.3390/books978-3-7258-0349-1

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Karakirova, Yordanka (editor)

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Abstract

Electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy has been widely used for more than 60 years. However, in recent years, EPR spectroscopy has expanded significantly in the field of practical applications, mainly due to its advantages, such as its high sensitivity (to 1012–1013 molecules, which translates to 10−11 to 10−12 M) and selectivity (only for paramagnetic species). Moreover, it is a quick, non-destructive method, and in some cases, samples may be kept as documents for future inspection. The design of portable EPR spectrometers with small dimensions greatly facilitates the use of this method in practice. The aim of the Special Issue “Applied EPR spectroscopy” is to highlight the current status as well as trends in the development and application of EPR spectroscopy. It covers EPR research in the fields of biology and medicine, chemistry (metal complexes, polymers, and catalysis), dosimetry, geology, mineralogy, archaeology, environmental control, food technology, quantitative EPR, etc.

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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/137646

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electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR); electron spin resonance (ESR); quartz; Al-h centre; fine grains; dose response curve; EPR; PbTe; PbSe; DMS; paramagnetic species; EPR instrumentation; geologic exploration; chemical industry applications; EPR dosimetry; Belarusian State University; radiation dosimetry; sulfite; radiation accidents; retrospective dosimetry; ferromagnetism at room temperature; electron magnetic resonance; low-field microwave absorption; zinc oxide; silver nanoparticles; electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy; amino acids; proline; cysteine; alanine; dosimetry; free radicals; γ-radiation; grape snails; stress factors; gamma radiation; magnetic properties; magnetic nanoparticles; EPR signals; radionuclide composition; ESR; broadband; strip line; wire micro strip; metal complex; metalloprotein; EPR spectroscopy; photocatalysis; carbon nitride; electronic relaxation; semiconductor; oxidation processes; power saturation analysis; light-dependent EPR; electronic structure characterization; graphitic materials; wastewater cleaning; polyvinylidene fluoride filter membrane; titanium dioxide nanoparticles; P25; serum albumin; spin-label EPR; fluorescence; dynamic light scattering; CYP450; HYSCORE; peroxygenase; hyperfine interactions; low-spin hemeprotein; multifrequency EPR; quadrupole interaction; imidazole binding