The authors report the first observation of nuclear quadrupole resonances in Sm2+, detected optically for both naturally occurring isotopes with nuclear spin (Sm147 and Sm149) in SrFCl and BaFCl crystals. Quadrupole coupling constants P are determined in the 7F0 electronic ground state and estimates are given for the ratios of shielding parameters (1- gamma infinity )/(1- sigma 2). Comparison of the two crystals demonstrates the sensitivity of quadrupolar coupling to Sm2+-ligand interactions. Anomalously small splittings in BaFCl ( mod P mod <0.05 MHz) are ascribed to the mutual cancelling of two electric field gradient components (4f shell and direct crystal field terms)
Author Institution: Physics Department, St. Olaf College; Physics Department, The Ohio State Univers...
Author Institution: Department of Chemistry, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityThe ...
A review is given of the situations in which low temperature nuclear orientation and NMR of oriented...
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International audienceThe use of the Sm2+ luminescence properties in numerous applications appeals f...
The 5D3(4f6)-7F0(4f6) transition of Sm2+ in SrFCl is found to be anomalously strong and it exhibits ...
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The general case of the dependence on crystal orientation of the frequency splitting of the nuclear ...
NMR spectroscopy has evolved into one of the most important characterization techniques in chemistry...
Beta-detected nuclear quadrupole resonances (beta-NQR) in zero field are observed using a beam of lo...
The pure quadrupole resonance frequencies due to B¹¹ nuclei at two different sites (denoted by E and...
The use of the Sm2+ luminescence properties in numerous applications appeals for a better understand...
Author Institution: Physics Department, St. Olaf College; Physics Department, The Ohio State Univers...
Author Institution: Department of Chemistry, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityThe ...
A review is given of the situations in which low temperature nuclear orientation and NMR of oriented...
Author Institution: RCA LaboratoriesDivalent samarium in single crystals of the halofluorides of bar...
Standard techniques of radio-frequency nuclear resonance spectroscopy have been applied to further s...
The nuclear magnetic resonance absorption technique has been applied to the study of the interaction...
The discovery of nuclear magnetic resonance (NAIR) in bulk matter after the World War II by Purcell ...
International audienceThe use of the Sm2+ luminescence properties in numerous applications appeals f...
The 5D3(4f6)-7F0(4f6) transition of Sm2+ in SrFCl is found to be anomalously strong and it exhibits ...
In conjunction with low temperature experiments on nuclear alignment and nuclear specific heat, a sp...
The general case of the dependence on crystal orientation of the frequency splitting of the nuclear ...
NMR spectroscopy has evolved into one of the most important characterization techniques in chemistry...
Beta-detected nuclear quadrupole resonances (beta-NQR) in zero field are observed using a beam of lo...
The pure quadrupole resonance frequencies due to B¹¹ nuclei at two different sites (denoted by E and...
The use of the Sm2+ luminescence properties in numerous applications appeals for a better understand...
Author Institution: Physics Department, St. Olaf College; Physics Department, The Ohio State Univers...
Author Institution: Department of Chemistry, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityThe ...
A review is given of the situations in which low temperature nuclear orientation and NMR of oriented...