ESR Spectroscopy: Hydrogen vs. Deuterium G-factor

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The discussion centers on the differences in g-factors between hydrogen and deuterium as observed in electron spin resonance (ESR) spectroscopy experiments. It is established that the g-factor varies due to differences in nuclear magnetic moments and the influence of the surrounding electron cloud. The participants emphasize the importance of understanding the nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) properties of both isotopes to grasp the underlying reasons for these discrepancies in g-factors.

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Hi. I did an esr-experiment, analyzing hydrogen and deuterium. I am wondering: Why do the atoms not have the same g-factor?
 
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Kulkid said:
Hi. I did an esr-experiment, analyzing hydrogen and deuterium. I am wondering: Why do the atoms not have the same g-factor?

What do you know about the g-factor and what influences it, at least to a basic approximation? What do you know about the NMR of hydrogen and deuterium?

(I don't just want to give it all away...)
 

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