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spin state

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spin state [′spin ‚stāt]
(quantum mechanics)
Condition of a particle in which its total spin, and the component of its spin along some specified axis, have definite values; more precisely, the particle's wave function is an eigenfunction of the operators corresponding to these quantities.


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Single Quantum Pulse Sequence Due to its multiple spin state transitions, an alternative MR single quantum approach is used to measure intracellular Na content based on the interaction of Na polyanions and their resultant effects on nuclear spin transitions.
Using Rustad's powerful 144-processor computer, the two calculated the iron isotope composition of two minerals under a range of temperatures, pressures and different electronic spin states that are now known to occur in the lower mantle.
00 Hardcover QD474 The longest paper in this collection shows how the intermediate spin state in iron(III) porphyrin complexes can be increased in six coordinate mixed systems and in the cytochrome c' model where only one imidazole molecule coordinates to the iron(III) ion.
 
 
 
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