Thanks a lot for your work on this.
I assume the reference point is always the isotope with the greater natural abundance? Then, as you have shown, it scales with nuclear g value.
Thanks a lot for your work on this.
I assume the reference point is always the isotope with the greater natural abundance? Then, as you have shown, it scales with nuclear g value.
Hello,
For CW simulation, if I don't state the isotope and give one hyperfine value how does Easyspin assign the hyperfine values? For example, if I write Cu and give it a value of 150 MHz. What hypefine values will Easyspin assign to 63Cu and 65Cu?
Thank you and best wishes,
James