ESR Spectroscopy: Hydrogen vs. Deuterium G-factor

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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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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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