Which of the following statements is NOT true about g-anisotropy in EPR (read: E-P-R) spectroscopy?
W) Any deviation from the g-factor of the free electron is due to spin-orbit coupling
X) For one single transition, the peak measured at the lower magnetic field corresponds to a lower g-tensor component in the corresponding dimension
Y) In the absence of hyperfine splitting, g-anisotropy accounts for different splitting patters in EPR spectroscopy
Z) Different g values for the three different components of a g-tensor resuts in a rhombic splitting pattern
✔️Answer:X) For one single transition, the peak measured at the lower magnetic field corresponds to a lower g-tensor component in the corresponding dimension
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