Shizuo Fujiwara, Yoshiko Yano, Kōzō Nagashima
Abstract
SUMMARY NMR techniques are shown to constitute an alternative to the established mass spectrometric method for isotope abundance measurements. Illustrative examples are given for 199Hg, 10B, 11B, 13C, and 29Si.
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SUMMARY NMR techniques are shown to constitute an alternative to the established mass spectrometric method for isotope abundance measurements. Illustrative examples are given for 199Hg, 10B, 11B, 13C, and 29Si.
Key concepts: Natural abundance, Isotope, Abundance (ecology), Radiochemistry, Chemistry, Nuclear magnetic resonance, Stable isotope ratio, Nuclear physics