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Electron Magnetic Resonance Principles Yuanzhi Xu Jia Yao

Name: Electron Magnetic Resonance Principles Yuanzhi Xu Jia Yao
SKU: BELL-10679686
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Publisher: De Gruyter

File Extension: PDF

File size: 9.27 MB

Pages: 463

Author: Yuanzhi Xu, Jia Yao

ISBN: 9783110528008, 3110528002

Language: English

Year: 2019

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Electron Magnetic Resonance Principles Yuanzhi Xu Jia Yao by Yuanzhi Xu, Jia Yao 9783110528008, 3110528002 instant download after payment.

If a magnetic moment (vector) of the electron is placed into an external magnetic
field, it would be divided into two different levels: one parallel to the applied field
(high level), and another antiparallel to the field (low level). The magnetic moments
of low level transit to the high level when they absorb an appropriate frequency of
electromagnetic wave under certain conditions. Such transition is called magnetic
resonance transition. When the course of the magnetic moment is from the electron, it
is called “electronic magnetic resonance” (EMR) transition; when the course is from
the nucleus, it is called “nuclear magnetic resonance” (NMR) transition.