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Radiation in the radiofrequency region of the electromagnetic spectrum for use in NMR is often described in terms of frequency, in units of MHz. One common example is 1H resonance frequency at 2.35T, which is 100.0MHz (1.000 x 108Hz). Calculate the values of its angular frequency (Ï) in rad/s or s-1, wavenumber (Î½Ì ) in cm-1, wavelength (λ) in m, and energy (E) in J.
Radiation in the radiofrequency region of the electromagnetic spectrum for use in NMR is often described in terms of frequency, in units of MHz. One common example is 1H resonance frequency at 2.35T, which is 100.0MHz (1.000 x 108Hz). Calculate the values of its angular frequency (Ï) in rad/s or s-1, wavenumber (Î½Ì ) in cm-1, wavelength (λ) in m, and energy (E) in J.
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