Question 2 1) Why do you think MRI machines are designed for the pulse frequency to enter in resonance specifically withHydrogen atoms? What other elements could theoretically work other than Hydrogen?2) Gasoline-Electric hybrid vehicles like the Toyota Prius, have both electric and gasoline motors. How is thebattery of the car charged if the car does not have a charging port? Hint: one component serves a dual purpose.3) As discussed in class some birds and microorganisms have a "magnetic" spatial sense. This means there aretraces of certain elements on some partstheir nervous systems. Which of these elements could be? Which isthe most likely one?4) The instruments that measure rotational speed (RPM's)of a machine like cars are called Tachometers, and canSquaring CircuitPhoto Sensorbe constructed with magnetic sensors or light sensorsDiskthat measure a number of revolutions per minute. IsLEDone approach better than the other? Comment on theadvantages of optical vs magnetic rotational sensorsMagnetRotating ShaftMagnetic Sensor

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2) Gasoline-Electric hybrid vehicles like the Toyota Prius, have both electric and gasoline motors. How is the battery of the car charged if the car does not have a charging port? Hint: one component serves a dual purpose.

2) Gasoline-Electric hybrid vehicles like the Toyota Prius, have both electric and gasoline motors. How is the battery of the car charged if the car does not have a charging port? Hint: one component serves a dual purpose.

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Chapter7: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy: Part Three: Spin–spin Coupling

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