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"The Larmor frequency and equation are named after the Irish physicist and mathematician Joseph Larmor (1857–1942)."

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"In addition to alignment of nuclei with a magnetic moment, application of an external magnetic field will produce a secondary spin or wobble (precession) of nuclei around the main or static magnetic field. The precessional path around the magnetic field is circular like a spinning top."

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"ω = γB"

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"B is the strength of the static magnetic field (in T)"

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"H-1: 42.58 MHz/T"

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"F-19: 40.05 MHz/T"

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"Na-23: 11.26 MHz/T"

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"P-31: 17.24 MHz/T"

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  • H2 Classification
  • H2 Macroscopic appearance
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  • H2 Immunophenotype
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  • H2 Genetics
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  • H2 Plain radiograph
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"Magnetic moment"

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"Precession"

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"Larmor equation"

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"Protons and neutrons pair up in nuclei causing the cancellation of their individual angular momentums. All nuclei also have a spin; those with an odd number of protons and/or neutrons will have a property called a magnetic (dipole) moment. Magnetic moment is characterised by its alignment with an external magnetic field analogous to a small bar magnet."

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