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NMR: Why do "identical" protons not experience splitting?
Okay thank you, That makes sense.- RKlintworth
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- Forum: Chemistry
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NMR: Why do "identical" protons not experience splitting?
I don't expect the signals to have different chemical shifts at all, I realize that they would resonate at the same frequency. What I am confused about is why the nuclei no longer interact. Why the nucleus of the one does not effect the magnetic field experienced by the other? Why would a...- RKlintworth
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- Forum: Chemistry
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NMR: Why do "identical" protons not experience splitting?
Hey, I've been trying to figure out why a protons in identical environments will not undergo spin-spin splitting with one another. From what I understand splitting of a signal for a proton is due to the nucleus of another nearby either opposing the external magnetic field or acting in the same...- RKlintworth
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- Coupling Experience Nmr Proton Protons Splitting
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- Forum: Chemistry
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Graduate Explaining quantized angular momentum?
Okay that makes sense. thank you. I understand the solution to the Schrödinger equation in spherical co-ordinates for L = √l(l+1) \hat{h} yet my textbook ignores the derivation for the z component and that's where I've been stuck most of the day. Do you know where I can find its derivation...- RKlintworth
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Explaining quantized angular momentum?
\hat{h} rather, sorry.- RKlintworth
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Explaining quantized angular momentum?
Thanks for the reply! The z component angular momentum is actually what got me confused in the first place leading me to reevaluate my understanding of the concept and then my question. But I am referring to the equation L= n\hat{}h which comes from linking L = pr where p = h/λ and 2∏r =...- RKlintworth
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Graduate Explaining quantized angular momentum?
Hey there, I'm having trouble understanding where two of the formulas for angular momentum of an electron in the hydrogen atom tie together. The first relation L = nh/(2∏) which comes from the de Broglie momentum-wavelength relation and the requirement for the electron wavelength to equal an...- RKlintworth
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- Angular Angular momentum Momentum quantized
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- Forum: Quantum Physics