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Elektronenresonanzen an biophysikalisch wichtigen Stoffen. 1. Teil: Physikalische und technische Grundlagen, ein Mikrowellenspektrometer für strahlenbiologische Untersuchungen / Electron resonances in biophysically important materials I: Physical and technical bases, a microwave spectrometer radiobiological inestigations

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Redhardt,  Albrecht
Max Planck Institute of Biophysics, Max Planck Society;

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Redhardt, A. (1959). Elektronenresonanzen an biophysikalisch wichtigen Stoffen. 1. Teil: Physikalische und technische Grundlagen, ein Mikrowellenspektrometer für strahlenbiologische Untersuchungen / Electron resonances in biophysically important materials I: Physical and technical bases, a microwave spectrometer radiobiological inestigations. Strahlentherapie, 109(1), 133-143.


Cite as: https://hdl.handle.net/21.11116/0000-000B-52EE-D
Abstract
The formation of paramagnetic appearances is described by means of classical quantum theoretical conceptions. As cause for the formation spectra, cristal field spreading and hyperfine spreading are stressed. As an example, the radiobiologica measurements of Gordy, Ard, Shields, Ehrenberg and Zimmer on irradiated amino acids and fiber proteins are reviewed. A description of a microwave spectrometer with transit resonater is included.