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Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy

physical science Maturity 11-13

Scientists use a big magnet to see small things.

HWB-NMR - 900MHz - 21.2 Tesla.jpg
HWB-NMR - 900MHz - 21.2 Tesla.jpg
It helps them learn how tiny parts fit together. This tells us what a thing is made of. It is like a secret map for science. Can you imagine seeing tiny bits?
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NMR sample.JPG

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