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Electric Field Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (Application to Nuclear Quadrupole Coupling)

B. H. Ruessink, C. MacLean

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The technique of electric field NMR is outlined in terms of theoretical approach and of experimental method. As an illustration, new and recent values for quadrupole coupling constants measured in the liquid state are reported. They are compiled together with observations from the solid and the gas. A discussion concerning the differences between the phases is briefly given. Experimental results of quadrupole coupling constants for all of the three phases are still scarce.

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The technique of electric field NMR is outlined in terms of theoretical approach and of experimental method. As an illustration, new and recent values for quadrupole coupling constants measured in the liquid state are reported. They are compiled together with observations from the solid and the gas. A discussion concerning the differences between the phases is briefly given. Experimental results of quadrupole coupling constants for all of the three phases are still scarce.

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The technique of electric field NMR is outlined in terms of theoretical approach and of experimental method. As an illustration, new and recent values for quadrupole coupling constants measured in the liquid state are reported. They are compiled together with observations from the solid and the gas. A discussion concerning the differences between the phases is briefly given. Experimental results of quadrupole coupling constants for all of the three phases are still scarce.

Key concepts: Quadrupole, Coupling constant, Electric field gradient, Nuclear quadrupole resonance, Coupling (piping), Electric field, Nuclear magnetic resonance, Physics

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