Abstract
THE analysis of the hyperfine structure of thallium and mercury1 has led to the discovery of a structure which is not due to the spin of the nucleus but to a displacement of the atomic levels in different isotopes.
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Gamow, "Constitution of Atomic Nuclei and Radioactivity.", Chap, ii., Tab. III.
see Racah, Cim., 8, 178; 1931.
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RACAH, G. Isotopic Displacement and Hyperfine Structure. Nature 129, 723–724 (1932). https://doi.org/10.1038/129723a0
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