In nmr spectroscopy, the strong magnetic field establishes an energy gap between the alpha and beta spin states, which enables the nuclei to rf radiation, thereby causing a nucleus to be excited from the spin state to the state.

In NMR spectroscopy, the strong magnetic field establishes an energy gap between the alpha and beta spin states, which enables the nuclei to electromagnetic rf radiation, thereby causing a nucleus to be excited from the +1/2 spin state to the -1/2 spin state.

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