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... nucleus is zero initially , the application of the magnetic field will cause a finite average current around the nucleus . The current thus established is equivalent to a magnetic moment . The direction of the moment is opposite to the ...
... nucleus is zero initially , the application of the magnetic field will cause a finite average current around the nucleus . The current thus established is equivalent to a magnetic moment . The direction of the moment is opposite to the ...
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... nucleus . There is an electron current about the nucleus if the electron is in a state with orbital angular momentum about the nucleus . But even if the electron is in a state of zero orbital angular momentum , there is an electron spin ...
... nucleus . There is an electron current about the nucleus if the electron is in a state with orbital angular momentum about the nucleus . But even if the electron is in a state of zero orbital angular momentum , there is an electron spin ...
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... Nucleus in percent Nucleus Knight shift in percent Li 0.0261 Cu63 0.237 Na23 0.112 Rb87 0.653 A127 0.162 Pd105 -3.0 K39 0.265 Pt 195 -3.533 V51 0.580 Au197 1.4 Cr53 0.69 Pb207 1.47 After the compilation by L. E. Drain13 . Experimental ...
... Nucleus in percent Nucleus Knight shift in percent Li 0.0261 Cu63 0.237 Na23 0.112 Rb87 0.653 A127 0.162 Pd105 -3.0 K39 0.265 Pt 195 -3.533 V51 0.580 Au197 1.4 Cr53 0.69 Pb207 1.47 After the compilation by L. E. Drain13 . Experimental ...
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CRYSTAL STRUCTURE | 1 |
CRYSTAL DIFFRACTION AND THE RECIPROCAL LATTICE | 43 |
CRYSTAL BINDING | 95 |
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