Measurement of the fluorine chemical-shift tensor in MgF2
Fluorine chemical shift tensor measurements in magnesium fluoride, using multiple pulse NMR technique
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Fluorine chemical shift tensor measurements in magnesium fluoride, using multiple pulse NMR technique
Kinetic energy dependent charge transfer rates for ion-molecule reactions in ammonia, using cyclotron ejection and impulse methods
Nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer for moisture content measurement of lunar and terrestrial soils and rocks
NMR spin-spin coupling constants between vinyl protons in cyclopentadiene, 1,3-cyclohexadiene and 1-3-cyclooctadiene from spectrum analysis
Thermal product distributions and energy dependencies of ion-molecule reactions in allene and propyne, using ion cyclotron resonance
Apollo 11 rock and fines magnetic resonance, examining line shapes, temperature dependences and electron spin
Kinetic analysis of ion-molecule reactions in Ar-N mixtures with H, deuterium and HD using ion ejection mode of ion-cyclotron- resonance spectroscopy
Thermal energy rate constants of ion-molecule reactions in gaseous hydrogen, deuterium and HD, using ion cyclotron resonance method
Ion-molecule reaction kinetics in nitrogen- hydrogen mixtures using ion cyclotron resonance
Charge exchange reactions in mixtures of Xe and methane, noting formation of methyl ion by electron impact decomposition of methane
Secondary ion production in electron impact decomposition of hexafluoroethane, using ion cyclotron double resonance techniques
Attainment of zero magnetic field in superconducting lead shell
Cylindrical sample container provides a high degree of nuclear stabilization to a nuclear magnetic resonance /nmr/ spectrometer. It is placed coaxially about the nmr insert and contains reference sample that gives a signal suitable for locking the field and frequency of an nmr spectrometer with a simple audio modulation system.
Zero magnetic field in superconducting lead shell using Meissner effect
Field stabilization of nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometers by means of samples coaxial and external to receiver coil
Signs of phosphorus-fluorine nuclear resonance spin-spin coupling constants
A magnetic flux pump is described for increasing the intensity of a magnetic field by transferring flux from one location to the magnetic field. The device includes a pair of communicating cavities formed in a block of superconducting material, and a piston for displacing the trapped magnetic flux into the secondary cavity producing a field having an intense flux density.
Nuclear magnetic resonance of phosphorus compounds, discussing signs of spin-spin couplings in dimethylphosphine and methylphosphine