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THE paramagnetic resonance absorption of unstable metal complexes in aqueous solution has been explored and has been applied to the measurement of dissociation constants of such complexes. The method has the obvious limitation, in common with other magnetic methods, that direct measurements are confined to those ions and molecules which are paramagnetic. On the other hand, the method, in common with other spectroscopic methods, has the advantage that it can measure directly and rapidly the concentration of the free metal ion in solution without disturbing any pre-existing equilibrium state.
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COHN, M., TOWNSEND, J. A Study of Manganous Complexes by Paramagnetic Resonance Absorption. Nature 173, 1090–1091 (1954). https://doi.org/10.1038/1731090b0
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