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... angular momentum is quantized in space so there are only certain allowed values for 0. Figure 3-1 shows the vector representation of the relation between the angular momentum and its components along the axis of quantization , that is ...
... angular momentum is quantized in space so there are only certain allowed values for 0. Figure 3-1 shows the vector representation of the relation between the angular momentum and its components along the axis of quantization , that is ...
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... angular momentum vector . When the electron is introduced into a uniform magnetic field of strength H the electron magnetic dipole will precess about the axis of the field . Analogous to the NMR case the Larmor frequency of precession w ...
... angular momentum vector . When the electron is introduced into a uniform magnetic field of strength H the electron magnetic dipole will precess about the axis of the field . Analogous to the NMR case the Larmor frequency of precession w ...
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... ANGULAR MOMENTA When there is more than one valence electron present the situation becomes more complex . There are two ways in which the orbital angular momentum can be coupled to the spin angular momentum . 1. Russell - Saunders ...
... ANGULAR MOMENTA When there is more than one valence electron present the situation becomes more complex . There are two ways in which the orbital angular momentum can be coupled to the spin angular momentum . 1. Russell - Saunders ...
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PREFACE | 1 |
NUCLEAR QUADRUPOLE RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 29 |
NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 52 |
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