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The microwave Zeeman spectra of atomic chlorine and bromine have been observed. From measurements on several lines in the spectrum of the 2 P 3 2 ground level, the electronic g -factors are found to be g J (Br) = 1.333921 ± (5 × 10 -6 ) g J (Cl) = 1 333927 5 ± (3 × 10 -6 ). An estimate of relativistic and diamagnetic corrections to the g -factors, based on self-consistent field wave functions, is in satisfactory agreement with the experimental results. A comparison is made with the g -factors of fluorine and iodine.
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Harvey et al. (1960) studied this question.
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