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... nucleus ; for a smaller 1 , more of the electronic motion consists of approaching the nucleus and receding from it , and for an s orbital which has 1 = 0 , the electron has no angular momen- tum and no net movement about the nucleus ...
... nucleus ; for a smaller 1 , more of the electronic motion consists of approaching the nucleus and receding from it , and for an s orbital which has 1 = 0 , the electron has no angular momen- tum and no net movement about the nucleus ...
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... nucleus depend upon the spin orientation of another nucleus . In 5 - fluorouracil , the fluorine nucleus , which like hydrogen has a spin quantum number of 1 , can have either of two states in a magnetic field . The circulation of the ...
... nucleus depend upon the spin orientation of another nucleus . In 5 - fluorouracil , the fluorine nucleus , which like hydrogen has a spin quantum number of 1 , can have either of two states in a magnetic field . The circulation of the ...
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... nucleus from motion or change in quan- tization of other magnetic nuclei or of electrons in the vicinity of the nucleus , and these fields are also able to produce transitions , which can be seen in the spectrum as influences on the ...
... nucleus from motion or change in quan- tization of other magnetic nuclei or of electrons in the vicinity of the nucleus , and these fields are also able to produce transitions , which can be seen in the spectrum as influences on the ...
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