All About Mossbauer Spectroscopy || everything expained in a single video

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Most useful video for students one of the best i came across till now for mossbauer👍

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Sir please explain this solution.the recoil energy of a mossbauer nuclide of mass 139 amu is 2.5 mev.the energy emitted by the nucleus in kev is? Please explain about it sir

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[@aartiupadhyay7162]

Shouln't [Fe(h20)5Cl]2+ have a broad peak because it has only ligand unsymmetry?

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It great to watch ur video but i didnt understand only one concept that when we got broad peak in the given examples as u showd Iron +2 and +3 both will give 2 peaks but their distance is impart on the basis of low spin and high spin..can please exlain with example if there is any one ?? Thanks a lot for ur help

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Sir,can you please tell the reason for the 4 signals at 186k for the 2nd question u discussed?

[@koichikanaboshi6872]

The equation for the isomer shift has the psi terms of S and A switched. It should be psi(a) - psi(s), which would make sense for the statement you follow that up with, and also from the other sources I've read. Good video though.

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what are the difference between bulk and nano in mössbauer spectrum?

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Dear Sir, Thank you for the wonderful lecture, Please upload the theory and applications of NQR spectroscopy for inorganic complexes. thank you

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sir in question no 2 high spin is converted to low spin iron this conversion results in a decrease in fe radii (as in hemoglobin) which may cause change metal ligand bond distance or in high spin the electron in antibonding so the metal-ligand distance will vary answer is Band D know sir

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Sir will u pls explain the question no.95 of june 2012 booklet A...🙏

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A particular mossbauer nucleus has spin 3/2 and 5/2 in its ground state and excites state respectively. How many lines the gamma ray spectrum will split if the nucleus is under the influence of an external electric field gradient but no magnetic field is applied Please provide the answer. Thank you.

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Thank you sir 💐 sir. in first question they ask x and y_?.what about y. Y is iron57 beta emission

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Sir can we called the magnetic splitting are the Zeeman splitting

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Sir could you tell the exact book for mossbauer spectroscopy to refer ?.........and thank you sir for clear explanation

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In K2[Fe(CN)6] ..Fe has O.S 4+..So,it's chemical shift would be less than that of K3[Fe(CN)6].. see video 25:08.

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Its mistake that would be k4FeCN6

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is there any Video on NQR spectroscopy ???

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Awesome . Sir which book is best Reference for massbauer spectroscopy...

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Sir the factors affecting the chemical shift are not clear. What is the basic concept behind the chemical shift being affected by pi acid ligands, oxidation state and electronegativity of the anion??Is it due to some sufficiency or deficiency of electron density over the metal?

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Sir in CSIR June 2017 Qn..ans is B and D bcoz in high temperature high spin and when it goes to liquid Nitrogen temperature it will be low spin so Metal ligand bond distance decreased in low spin complex.

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Miss Nida, questions will not be asked directly from there. You've to understand the concepts from there and apply them to solve questions.

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I value is nuclear magnetic quantum number.

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i value means nuclear spin value. It's different for different atoms, like, it's ½ for proton (hydrogen, 13Carbon, 19F and 31P),and it's 1 for deuterium