"nuclear quadrupole resonance" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [English]

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  1. (nuclear physics, chemistry) A technique, related to nuclear magnetic resonance, that allows detection of transitions of atomic nuclei in the absence of a magnetic field. Wikipedia link: nuclear quadrupole resonance Categories (topical): Chemistry, Nuclear physics Synonyms: NQR [abbreviation]
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