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(1.a) 111Cd in ground state has g= -0.594 * hbar / (1/2 * mu_N) and 111Cd at 245 keV has g=-0.766 * hbar / (1/2 * mu_N)
(1.b) the electron is a spin 1/2 particle so the g-factor can be equal to g=+- 2 *hbar * mu_B/ mu_N
(1.c) By rearranging the formula of the g-factor and plugging in that the neutron is a spin 1/2 particle, we mu=(1/2) * -3.826 * mu_N / hbar
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