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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

  1. Spin Angular Momentum
  2. Energies of Nuclei in Magnetic Fields
  3. Chemical Shift
  4. Contributions to the Chemical Shift
  5. Fine Structure in an NMR Spectrum
  6. Patterns of Splitting in an NMR Spectrum
  7. Pulse Techniques in NMR
  8. Relaxation times and Linewidths in NMR Spectra
  9. Practical aspects of NMR
  10. Electron Spin Resonance (ESR) Spectroscopy

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