What is the principle of nuclear magnetic resonance?
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What is the principle of nuclear magnetic resonance?
NMR Principles
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) is one of the most common experimental techniques in today's physics to study the molecular processes at solids, liquids and gas phases. The low quantity of samples needed for the experiments, the possibility to have structure and dynamics information and the non-invasive and non-destructive methods used, are some of the properties that make NMR a solid experimental technique.
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View this answerNMR principle is that several nuclei have a quantum quantity called nuclear spin {eq}I {/eq} and the fact that all nuclei are positive electrically...
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Chapter 22 / Lesson 1The preparation of NMR samples covers how to make the sample for an NMR instrument. In this lesson, you will learn what to do when you have trouble preparing a sample. You will also find what basic types of information you can expect from an NMR.