Magnetic resonance sniffs out bad wine
Nov 1, 1998
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) has come a long way since it was discovered
in the 1940s. This physical phenomenon,
which arises from the intrinsic spin possessed by many nuclei,
has provided a better understanding of the physics of nuclei and molecules. It has also been exploited to analyse the properties of many different materials in chemistry,
physics,
polymer science and biomedicine.
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