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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance in the Paramagnetic States of MnO, , and
Phys. Rev. 151, 315 – Published 4 November, 1966Erratum Phys. Rev. 155, 566 (1967)
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1103/PhysRev.151.315
Abstract
The and NMR have been observed in the paramagnetic states of the antiferromagnetic compounds MnO, , and . The and NMR frequency shifts were found to be temperature-dependent and proportional to the magnetic susceptibility. From an analysis of the NMR frequency shift and magnetic-susceptibility data, the following hyperfine coupling constants were determined: , , and . Additional information regarding the Néel temperatures of and was obtained by studying the temperature dependence of the NMR intensity with the result °K and °K. The experimental and NMR linewidths were found to be in agreement with predictions based upon the theory of exchange-narrowed hyperfine-broadened NMR linewidths in paramagnetic insulators.
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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance in the Paramagnetic States of MnO, , and
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