Abstract
Using NMR, we establish that the 14 N hyperfine coupling, A N , of the -NO 2 groups in DPPH is −0.42 ± 0.05 G. This must correspond to the smallest splitting observed in the high-resolution EPR spectra of DPPH. We find that for such small 14 N splittings in free radicals, the NMR method has distinct advantages over ELDOR, ENDOR, and tripleresonance techniques.
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