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the nuclear resonance scattering consists of a combination of the Mössbauer spectroscopy and the synchrotron radiation. It’s a non destructive method of analysis at an atomic-level.
One of the major avantage is that radioactive sources are not needed to performed the experiment due to the s
synchrotron radiations.
One of its major application is the hyperfine spectroscopy, where the measurement are far more precise than the Mössbauer spectroscopy for the same study is some area such as monocristal measurement or high pressure measurement for exemple.
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