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Concept introduction:
Nuclear spin shows the complete

Answer to Problem 16.43E
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(b)
Interpretation:
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Concept introduction:
Nuclear spin shows the complete angular momentum corresponding to the nucleus. It is represented by

Answer to Problem 16.43E
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Concept introduction:
Nuclear spin shows the complete angular momentum corresponding to the nucleus. It is represented by

Answer to Problem 16.43E
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Concept introduction:
Nuclear spin is the total angular momentum of the nucleus. It is represented by

Answer to Problem 16.43E
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