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N - number of electrons in cubic cell Na - Avogadro s number a - lattice constant of the unit cell Po - magnetic constant value... [Pg.116]

Apparatus for determining magnetic constants of mineral powders. Ibid., 3268, pp. 51-65. [Pg.511]

The permeability of a magnetic medium /i(ir) is identical to the relative permeability or magnetic constant /ir, and is simply called the permeability. Finally e0(ir) = l/co2 in the emu system. [Pg.119]

These metal iron(III) oxides, MFe204, crystallize with the cubic spinel structure. The lattice constants and several of the magnetic constants are listed in Table II. [Pg.156]

Cq is the speed of light Po is the magnetic constant Eq is the permittivity of vacuum... [Pg.71]

Absolute permittivity of vacuum (8.854pF m ) Free space microwave wavelength Magnetic constant (1.26 pH m )... [Pg.82]

In a seminal contribution, Bleaney demonstrated that when the crystal-field splitting of the ground multiplet is smaller or comparable to kT, a situation often met with lanthanide complexes, the anisotropic part of the axial paramagnetic susceptibility tensor originates from second-order effects and can be simply estimated by the product of magnetic constants Cj, characteristics of the electronic configuration of each lanthanide (i.e., Bleaney factor), multiplied by the second-rank crystal-field parameter Bq (Eq. (34), Bleaney, 1972). [Pg.400]

Table IV. Magnetic Constants" of Salts of W2Br9 and Mo4lioCP ... Table IV. Magnetic Constants" of Salts of W2Br9 and Mo4lioCP ...
These books remain the reference works in measuring dielectric and magnetic constants of homogeneous materials. Methods used at that time were limited in frequency band measurements, permitting only the determination of the complex permittivity and permeability at fixed frequencies and sometimes versus temperature variations. [Pg.379]

Such a definition of the ampere could be The ampere, unit of electric current, is such that the elementary charge is 1.60217653 x 10 coulomb. This definition determines the ampere, because in principle at least, one could count the number of electrons passing through a surface, and since the amount of charge carried by each electron would be known, the current would also be known. One of the consequences of this definition is that the electric constant eo and the magnetic constant ro would no longer be exact quantities, but would be defined by experiment through the expressions... [Pg.33]


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Avogadro constant magnetization

Boltzmann constant magnetic moment

Coupling constants magnetic multiple resonance

Dynamic nuclear magnetic resonance constants

Elastic constants magnetic field dependence

Fluorine-19 nuclear magnetic resonance constants

Hamiltonian magnetic constant

Magnetic anisotropy constants

Magnetic anisotropy energy constant

Magnetic coupling constant

Magnetic dipole interaction constant

Magnetic exchange constants

Magnetic excitation elastic constants

Magnetic field constant

Magnetic fundamental constant

Magnetic shielding constant

Magnetic shielding constant tensor

Magnetic shielding constants, nuclear

Magnetic-interaction constants, defining equations

Magnetism constants

Magnetism constants

Magnetism: Curie constants

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Data H Chemical Shifts and Coupling Constants for Phosphorus

Nuclear magnetic coupling constants

Nuclear magnetic resonance -ligand binding constants

Nuclear magnetic resonance constants

Nuclear magnetic resonance coupling constant isotope effects

Nuclear magnetic resonance coupling constants

Nuclear magnetic resonance rate constant

Nuclear magnetic resonance shielding constants

Nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry coupling constants

Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy coupling constants

Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy equilibrium constants

Nuclear magnetic resonance structure determination, coupling constants

P Magnetic Shielding Constants

Spin-rotation constants, nuclear magnetic

Spin-rotation constants, nuclear magnetic resonance chemical shifts

The influence of magnetic permeability and dielectric constant in induction logging

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