(spectroscopy) A type of electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy permitting greatly enhanced resolution, in which a material is simultaneously irradiated at one of its EPR frequencies and by a second oscillatory field whose frequency is swept over the range of nuclear frequencies. Abbreviated ENDOR.
electron nuclear double resonance
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