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... vector representation of the relation between the angular momentum and its components along the axis of quantization , that is , the external magnetic field . For a proton having spin I ofthere are only two possible values of e . The ...
... vector representation of the relation between the angular momentum and its components along the axis of quantization , that is , the external magnetic field . For a proton having spin I ofthere are only two possible values of e . The ...
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Raymond Chang. cates that the magnetic moment vector is in the opposite direction to that of the angular momentum vector . When the electron is introduced into a uniform magnetic field of strength H the electron magnetic dipole will ...
Raymond Chang. cates that the magnetic moment vector is in the opposite direction to that of the angular momentum vector . When the electron is introduced into a uniform magnetic field of strength H the electron magnetic dipole will ...
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... vector E with time and Fig . 13-26 shows the variation of E as the resultant of the two rotating vectors . In an ordinary medium vectors EL and ER rotate at the same speed and hence E is confined to the x plane . In an optically active ...
... vector E with time and Fig . 13-26 shows the variation of E as the resultant of the two rotating vectors . In an ordinary medium vectors EL and ER rotate at the same speed and hence E is confined to the x plane . In an optically active ...
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PREFACE | 1 |
NUCLEAR QUADRUPOLE RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 29 |
NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 52 |
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