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Interpretation:
It is to be explained at which magnetic field experienced by a hydrogen nucleus is the energy difference between the
Concept introduction:
Protons have quantized magnetic dipoles and thus behave as tiny bar magnets, with a north and a south pole. When exposed to
The difference in energy between the two spin states of a proton is given by the equation:
The energy difference,
Answer to Problem 16.1P
The energy difference will be greater at
Explanation of Solution
The difference in energy between the two spin states of a proton is given by the equation:
The energy difference,
Thus, at greater external magnetic field,
The magnetic field experienced by hydrogen nucleus, at which the energy difference between the
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