a.) What is the resonance frequency of a proton in a magnetic field of 14.6 T?Ans = ______ MHz b.) Calculate the frequency separation of the nuclear spin levels of a 13C nucleus in a magnetic field of 15.9 T given that the magnetogyric ratio is 6.73 × 107 T-1 s-1. MHz. (Note: because the magnetogyric ratio of 13C nucleus is only about 1/4th of that of a proton, the frequency of resonance is also only about 1/4th of the proton resonance frequency in the same instrument.)

a.) What is the resonance frequency of a proton in a magnetic field of 14.6 T?Ans = ______ MHz b.) Calculate the frequency separation of the nuclear spin levels of a 13C nucleus in a magnetic field of 15.9 T given that the magnetogyric ratio is 6.73 × 107 T-1 s-1. MHz. (Note: because the magnetogyric ratio of 13C nucleus is only about 1/4th of that of a proton, the frequency of resonance is also only about 1/4th of the proton resonance frequency in the same instrument.)

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