EPR of Iron Centers in Silicon Dioxide

@article{Weil1994EPROI,
  title={EPR of Iron Centers in Silicon Dioxide},
  author={John A. Weil},
  journal={ChemInform},
  year={1994},
  volume={25}
}
  • J. A. Weil
  • Published 27 December 1994
  • Chemistry
  • ChemInform
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EPR of iron centres in silicon dioxide
A review is presented of the present status of EPR-based understanding of Fe in SiO2. As a primary goal, a guide to the literature is given. Quantitative evaluation of all relevant spin-Hamiltonian…