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electron spin resonance
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electron spin resonance

In archaeology, a nondestructive dating method applicable to teeth, bone, heat-treated flint, ceramics, sediments, and stalagmitic concretions. It enables electrons, displaced by natural radiation and then trapped in the structure, to be measured; their number indicates the age of the specimen.



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Hydroxyl radical generation by electron paramagnetic resonance as a new method to monitor ambient particulate matter composition.
Like electron paramagnetic resonance and nuclear magnetic resonance, FMR involves precession of the magnetization around an equilibrium direction, but motion of the magnetization is heavily influenced by the large magnetization that is characteristic of ferromagnets.
To measure free radicals, Zweier irradiated the cells with microwaves while exposing them to a varying magnetic field, a technique called electron paramagnetic resonance.
 
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