ESR

ESR.HU aims to promote contacts of ESR laboratories with the broader scientific community as well as with actors of the chemical, pharmaceutical and further industries whose R&D can benefit from the unique capabilities of ESR spectroscopy... EPR spectra in practice can be quite complex, consequently their quantitative analysis and interpretation usually requires a rather serious effort. As the laboratory has considerable experience in computer programming as well as in EPR theories, whenever it is reasonable we prefer to develop and use our own software tools for data handling and analysis. The computer programs we most often utilize to analyze all kinds of EPR spectra of, e.g., free radicals and metal complexes have their origin in developments started back in the 1990's (1996) and continued ever since with new theories and options added on a regular basis as required by the scientific problems under study (see, e.g., 2001). Though originally developed for the DOS operating system,..

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