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Hyperfine couplingHyperfine coupling refers to the interaction between an electron in an atom or molecule and one or more atomic nuclei. Additional recommended knowledgeEvery electron has an intrinsic magnetic moment and a spin quantum number s = ½. For hyperfine coupling to occur, an electron must interact with an atomic nucleus having a spin quantum number I 0. Hyperfine interactions can be measured, among other ways, in atomic and molecular spectra and in electron paramagnetic resonance spectra of free radicals and transition-metal ions. TerminologyThe following terminology has evolved to describe spectra:
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