1. What is the physical basis ("physical basis" refers to the specific molecular, nuclei, electron, magnetic etc. interactions that are the actual source of the effect) for why the chemical shift difference, ie the frequency difference delta V, between peaks is on the order of magnitude of 10^-6, that of the absolute value of the frequencies involved?

1. What is the physical basis ("physical basis" refers to the specific molecular, nuclei, electron, magnetic etc. interactions that are the actual source of the effect) for why the chemical shift difference, ie the frequency difference delta V, between peaks is on the order of magnitude of 10^-6, that of the absolute value of the frequencies involved?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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