Mossbauer spectroscopy -2 ( Quadrupole splitting & Hyperfine splitting )# Spectroscopy Part-8

[@reetmalik5752]

So good...ur teaching method is fantastic..

[@summathanairukom7728]

thank you mam super lecture

[@sivarajn1930]

Thank you mam,super mam

[@chemistryaffair]

Very good explanation mam
A lot of knowledge in few words
Thank you

[@zerochemistryofficial]

helpful..
keep it on ma'am

[@paritah4764]

Tq mam it's helpfull

[@AnuragKiMaths]

Is there any video lecture on NUCLEAR QUADRUPLE RESOBANCE {NQR} .???

[@dapadmavathi684]

excellent

[@VahidSafarifard]

Thanks so much

[@nasrullahmahar7669]

you may discuss a few more examples related to different cases.

[@soumyaranjanbehera8937]

Ty mam for this video

[@sajithbabumk3209]

in hyperfine splitting when I =1\2 you took -1\2 as lower energy..but in 3/2 you took +3/2 as lower energy...why?

[@kitymaurya3102]

Spin value greater than 3/2 or 1/2 mam for hyperfine splitting???

[@mahimasingh4204]

Greater than 1/2

[@pravinkodag362]

Nice Madam 👌👍

[@nisharose8832]

Mam pls make videos stability of coordinate complexes

[@poojaraikwar2805]

Application of the technique to the studies of (1) bonding and structure of Fe+2 and Fe+3 compounds including those of intermediate spin please share ma'am

[@manojat5746]

NQR and mossbaur are same or different? pls reply me....

[@sanjayfuliya7212]

❤

[@akansha123.4]

Amazing

[@maria1235651]

for quadruple splitting the spin I >1/2, this should be the condition which i have read. which one is correct? please help.

[@pratapswain7652]

What u have read is correct I.e I value should be 3/2 onwards excluding integral spin

[@mathankasthuri]

Nqr spectroscopy vedio poduga

[@souravmandal7100]

Please mam upload fluxionality behaviour of organometallic complexes

[@SAKSHIBHAGATMCY]

How excited state is 3/2?

[@zeeamulyahd913]

Good

[@pg-trb-chemneetcsirchem5282]

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good

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Thnx mam

[@somya_347]

Thanks

[@kajalathiya7500]

nice

[@sachinkirar7690]

gd evening ma'am

[@csirnetandsyntheticchemist2681]

It's amazing mam

[@physicstechlovers8295]

occurs when I>1/2

[@biswarupabehera5728]

Yes.but mam why r u write this 3/2...plz mam clear out doubts

[@sabanaaz9772]

Thanks