spinresonanssi
Spinresonanssi, often translated as spin resonance, refers to a phenomenon in physics where a system with a magnetic dipole moment absorbs or emits electromagnetic radiation when the frequency of the radiation matches a specific energy difference within the system. This energy difference is typically determined by the interaction of the magnetic moment with an external magnetic field.
The core principle behind spin resonance lies in the quantization of angular momentum, specifically electron or
When electromagnetic radiation with a frequency corresponding to this energy difference interacts with the system, the
The most common applications of spin resonance are in Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy and Electron