Magnetic Resonance Under High Pressure
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Dr. Chan plans a program of research which exploits a novel             experimental technique developed in his laboratory.  It combines                a diamond anvil high pressure cell and microwave technology in                  high pressure magnetic resonance experiments.  He intends to                    investigate the effect of pressure on molecular properties of                   photoexcited triplet organic molecules, such as electronic                      structure, spin-spin and spin-orbit coupling and dimeric                        interactions, and to employ pressure as a well-controlled                       experimental parameter in elucidating dynamical processes in                    molecular crystals.  Magnetic resonance will be detected                        optically and both steady-state and coherent transient methods,                 including the newly developed spin-echo envelope modulation                     technique will be employed.                                                             This work is important because it involves the development              of a new technique to perform experiments to examine the effect                 of high external pressure on the structural and dynamical aspects               of organic crystals.  The technique opens up a new area of                      research in magnetic resonance.
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