Determination of Magnetic Susceptibilities Using Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
Abstract
Since its simultaneous discovery in 1945 by Felix
Bloch of Stanford and Edward Purcell of Harvard, nuclear
magnetic resonance (NMR) has become a research technique
of great importance, especially in the areas of
investigating molecular bonding and structure.
A need to accurately determine magnetic susceptibilities
arose in the aforementioned fields and a
technique was discovered for the determination of susceptibilities
of liquid samples. It was the purpose of this project to modify this technique and to determine
the procedure for measuring bulk magnetic susceptibilities of solids, by the use of NMR.
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