Re: Trying to build a fluxgate magnetom

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From: smlg1015
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 1989 09:41

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Adding ferric nitrate to the water makes this experiment one in
FMR, ferromagnetic resonance rather than nuclear magnetic resonance.
The total electronic spin of iron precesses with a static external
magnetic field just as the nuclear spins do.  However, the contribution
of the iron electronic spin is much greater.

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Subject: Re: Trying to build a fluxgate magnetom
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