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electron-nuclear double resonance
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electron-nuclear double resonance

physics
Also known as: ENDOR
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  • Figure 1: Precession of a magnetic dipole moment μ in the presence of a constant field H and a rotating field H′ (see text)
    magnetic resonance
    / Combined electron-spin and nuclear magnetic resonances

    …is known as ENDOR (electron-nuclear double resonance), whereas driving an ESR to increase a nuclear magnetization, observed by NMR, is called DNP (dynamic nuclear polarization).

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    …is known as ENDOR (electron-nuclear double resonance), whereas driving an ESR to increase a nuclear magnetization, observed by NMR, is called DNP (dynamic nuclear polarization).

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