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The influence of a rotating liquid on the intensity of radioactive isotope emission is experimentally investigated in the present paper. It is concluded that the spin-torsion field influences the position of the energy level of the excited cesium-137 nucleus shifting it downward.
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Mel'nik, I.A. Experimental Investigations of the Influence of a Rotating Liquid on the Intensity of Radioactive Isotope Emission. Russian Physics Journal 46, 1020–1024 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:RUPJ.0000020813.14429.61
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