Estimation of the covalent binding parameters and the ground state wave functions in complexes doped with vanadyl ion
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Electron Paramagnetic Resonance; binding parameters; spin-orbit interaction; spin-Hamiltonian; fermi contact term; hyperfine interaction parameter; parametric angle.Dimensions Badge
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In octahedral complexes doped with transition metal ions the Steven’s model has been used for computing the covalent binding parameters. This model is further used for interpreting the g-factors in various single crystals containing paramagnetic VO2+ ion. Theoretical expressions were given for the g-factors of Vanadyl ions in the crystalline field of cubic nature with components of tetragonal symmetry. The g-factors have been given in terms of covalent binding parameters || and taking into account the tetragonal crystalline field and covalent binding. Computations show that should be less than 0.064 in order to fit the experimental g-values. Using crystal field theory, the ground state wave functions (GSWF) for VO2+ ions in different single crystals has been determined. It is found that GSWF is in dxy state with slight admixture of excited states dx2-y2, dxz and dyz. The hyperfine interaction parameter P and Fermi contact term X have also been calculated.Abstract
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