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THIS communication reports the observation of the ultrasonic excitation of nuclear magnetic resonance in a metal single crystal. Using the direct method of Bolef and Menes1 it has been found possible to detect the additional attenuation of an ultrasonic wave due to the nuclear spin-level transitions for both copper-65 and copper-63 nuclei in a copper single crystal.
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BARNES, D. Ultrasonic Excitation of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance of the Copper-63 and Copper-65 Nuclei in a Single Crystal of Copper. Nature 200, 253–254 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1038/200253b0
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