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  • March 11, 2019 at 8:10 pm #2042 Score: 0
    Olivier
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    a) using the formula on slide 6 and the values found for the isotope 111Cd we find g1 = -2.4841694 * 10^(-17) and g2 = -6.39774389 * 10^(-18)
    b) Since we consider a free electron we need to consider its spin factor which its equation is the same as seen in slide 6 but it uses the Bohr magneton instead of the nuclear magneton since we are not considering baryons. We find g = 9.27400999 * 10^(-24)
    c) Since we are considering baryons we again use the equation on slide 6 with the nuclear magneton. We find mu = -91621539.83

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