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... applied to a reaction mixture by suddenly rupturing a diaphragm through which a pressure of up to 100 atm has previously been applied to the solution . Electric field jumps have also been used for reactions involving ions . The ...
... applied to a reaction mixture by suddenly rupturing a diaphragm through which a pressure of up to 100 atm has previously been applied to the solution . Electric field jumps have also been used for reactions involving ions . The ...
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... applied field , and it decreases with in- creasing temperature because thermal motion disorders the molecules ; if μM is the magnetic moment of one particle , the molar susceptibility is given by N2 / 3kT . A paramagnetic sample tends ...
... applied field , and it decreases with in- creasing temperature because thermal motion disorders the molecules ; if μM is the magnetic moment of one particle , the molar susceptibility is given by N2 / 3kT . A paramagnetic sample tends ...
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... applied somewhere in or near the spectral region . Because the pulse is very short , it contains a whole band of frequencies which can simultaneously excite nuclei with resonance frequencies throughout the region . Nuclei in various ...
... applied somewhere in or near the spectral region . Because the pulse is very short , it contains a whole band of frequencies which can simultaneously excite nuclei with resonance frequencies throughout the region . Nuclei in various ...
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