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Nuclidic Mass Measurement by Ion Cyclotron Resonance and Isotopic Abundance-ratio Measurement by Proton Resonance Satellites

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Recently Baldeschwieler and his co-workers [1] have applied the double resonance technique of magnetic resonance to the ion cyclotron resonance spectroscopy and proved it useful for the investigation of the kinetics of organic reactions. Besides the use of ion cyclotron resonance along this line, it is assumed also useful for the measurement of nuclidic masses. This sort of application is important because at present the atomic masses are determined by mass spectroscopy [2] as well as by microwave spectroscopy [3], and the effort to build a new and independent method of determination of nuclidic masses is to be encouraged [4].

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Fujiwara, S. (1970). Nuclidic Mass Measurement by Ion Cyclotron Resonance and Isotopic Abundance-ratio Measurement by Proton Resonance Satellites. In: Coogan, C.K., Ham, N.S., Stuart, S.N., Pilbrow, J.R., Wilson, G.V.H. (eds) Magnetic Resonance. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-7373-9_19

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