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... motion of the electron also produces a magnetic field , since this motion , too , produces an electric current in a closed loop . The orbital magnetic field provides a reference direction for the spin magnetic field : If the two are ...
... motion of the electron also produces a magnetic field , since this motion , too , produces an electric current in a closed loop . The orbital magnetic field provides a reference direction for the spin magnetic field : If the two are ...
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... motion than it does for a typical gaseous molecule . BROWNIAN MOTION In 1827 , Robert Brown , a Scotch botanist , noticed that pollen grains in suspensions are in rapid and random motion . In many colloidal dis- persions , similar motion ...
... motion than it does for a typical gaseous molecule . BROWNIAN MOTION In 1827 , Robert Brown , a Scotch botanist , noticed that pollen grains in suspensions are in rapid and random motion . In many colloidal dis- persions , similar motion ...
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... motions occur at a suitable rate , they tend to average out the direct dipolar interaction to a greater or lesser degree and thus produce narrowing of the very broad line characteristic of the solid in which there is no motion . For ...
... motions occur at a suitable rate , they tend to average out the direct dipolar interaction to a greater or lesser degree and thus produce narrowing of the very broad line characteristic of the solid in which there is no motion . For ...
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