Electron paramagnetic resonance data analysis (Calculation of g-factor) - 21

[@janslavik5284]

Okay this was actually a great help, not just because of the EPR, but mainly because I can't navigate the Origin UI to save my life

[@fakbalikPhD]

Dear lecture,
I would ask a question about g-factor. At this video time laps 8:00-8:32 you did type function and programme give some numeric. I did make the same this yet, origin 6.0 programme did not come out the numerics. Can you give me a hand? Wşth my best regards.

[@RinelKimaka]

Thank you sir! You just saved my life

[@sarannavin1663]

Thank you so much.how to know g parallel and g perpendicular in this spectra? Can you explain?

[@junpengxue7615]

can you show how to deal with Mn2+ and Mn4+ in detail？thank you

[@yaredworku2931]

I have a question on plotting intensity vs g factor bc we know that g factor depends on resonance field only why do you take all the B values of the spectra instead resonance field

[@예체커플]

I saw it very well. Do you have any tips to tell if it is unpaired electron or impurity in comparing sample data and reference data?

[@amikagahlawat2494]

if we have magnetic field in Gauss then how to convert into mT or we can plot graph in same way in Gauss

[@shaswatvikramgupta]

Thanks nanoworld, I hv one question..
What we conclude from two peaks, 6 peaks or multiple peaks in esr spectra??

[@muhammadharis6315]

Thank you for such an informative video

[@nanoworld6122]

My pleasure

[@funnofun897]

Thanks for your video, How to get g parallel and g perpendicular values from the spectra?

[@muhammadamanullah3404]

Can you plz help me out. There is straight line along horizontal I from of 0 point of y-axis with my ESR data. How can I remove this line

[@nanoworld6122]

I have checked and resolved this problem by the data sent by one of our followers.
His data was taken in the magnetic field range of 284 mT to 374 mT. There were 1000 data points in this range. But I have noticed after 1000 points of data (at 374 mT), his data start again from the beginning (284 mT). This means he was plotting his data twice. The endpoint of the first data was connected with the starting point of the second-time data. That's why a straight line appears in the graph. This problem occurs because the actual format of the data was .json and the file was improperly converted to another .txt format.
*Solution:*
I copy-paste the first 1000 points and then plot them, his problem was resolve. I did this with the file sent by him and his problem was resolved. If you are still facing a problem, please contact me at [e-mail]
Thank you

[@muhammadamanullah3404]

@@nanoworld6122 thankyou so much. It was really helpful.

[@fakbalikPhD]

Do you have any video, how calculate hypfiner A?

[@Sahil-gp4js]

How to know the saturation magnetization of the material before performing EPR experiment?

[@josephogar7986]

Nice one. Very useful! Thanks

[@nanoworld6122]

Glad it was helpful!

[@indigeneousstand3070]

Great.... thanks

[@חנהספיר-י3ס]

Thank you so much! This is so helpful and clear.

[@shreyadubey3211]

Thanks,... how to calculate average of total amplitude?

[@chandanSingh-op8ip]

i got value of g factro 2.2 and 2.4 in tio2 rutile but litracture shows its lower than that how its possible

[@arunkumarsm4598]

Please help me with a video related assymetry dysonian lineshape equation fitting for EPR data

[@savithrimylsamy3041]

Pl make a video for VSM, XPS and UPS data.

[@patnayakunitulasirao4524]

thank you so much sir, this is very help full for us
but to know the oxygen vacancy is create or not

[@euichulshin4709]

Thank you for informative video. I have one question, how to get EPR deconvolution ? (the asymetric EPR data)

[@soniadaksh6638]

Thanks a lot☺️👍👍

[@nanoworld6122]

Most welcome 😊

[@fakbalikPhD]

Nano world 🙋🏽‍♂️

[@PhongPhamKhanh-k8t]

Thank you so much!

[@amanesahli]

thank you

[@quanwang2661]

Thank you!

[@nanoworld6122]

Welcome!

[@ferryrachmadani4414]

Thank you

[@livestudioaudience6171]

Thank you

[@nanoworld6122]

You're welcome