Both protons and neutrons have a magnetic moment. Unless the nucleus contains an even number of...
Both protons and neutrons have a magnetic moment. Unless the nucleus contains an even number of protons and an even number of neutrons, the atomic nucleus has a net magnetic moment. A nucleus must have a net magnetization for it to be discernible using magnetic resonance spectroscopy. From the list below circle possible candidates for magnetic resonance spectroscopy (you may need to look at a periodic table, unless specified otherwise choose the most abundant isotope for each element ):
Carbon¹³ Helium Carbon¹² Calcium
Oxygen Hydrogen Phosphorous Sulfur
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The following are the possible candidates from the list provided for magnetic resonance spectroscopy.
Carbon – 13 ( 6 protons and 7 neutrons )
Hydrogen ( 1 proton and 0 neutron )
Phosphorous ( 15 protons and 16 neutrons )
The remaining nucleus has even number of protons and equal number of neutrons so that net magnetic moment is zero.
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