Abstract
Single crystal ESR spectra of Au(II) diethyldithiocarbamate show peculiar features ascribed to the effect of quadrupole interaction. Similar “anomalous” spectra are expected for other Au(II) compounds, since Au combines a small magnetogyric ratio with a relatively large quadrupole moment.
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