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  • 1

    Which of the following is a prerequisite for a sample to be ESR-active?

    B. Presence of unpaired electrons

  • 2

    In ESR spectroscopy, the g-factor of a free electron is approximately:

    C. 2.0023

  • 3

    How does electron shielding affect the magnetic field experienced by a nucleus in MRS?

    B. It decreases the effective magnetic field, leading to upfield shifts

  • 4

    What is the primary condition for a nucleus to be observable in NMR spectroscopy?

    C. The nucleus must have a non-zero magnetic dipole moment (i.e., spin quantum numberl/=0)

  • 5

    What is the main advantage of Fourier Transform NMR over continuous-wave NMR?

    C. It enables faster acquisition and higher signal-to-noise ratio through signal averaging

  • 6

    In a uniform external magnetic field BO, the magnetic dipole moment u of a nucleus undergoes which type of motion?

    D. Precession around the magnetic field direction

  • 7

    In Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR), what causes the energy difference between nuclear spin states in a magnetic field?

    C. The Zeeman interaction between the magnetic dipole and the external magnetic field

  • 8

    In NMR, the chemical shift of a nucleus is primarily caused by:

    C. Shielding/deshielding effects from surrounding electrons

  • 9

    In the presence of an external magnetic field, how does the magnetic dipole moment of a nucleus behave over time?

    C. It precesses around the direction of the external magnetic field

  • 10

    Why are electrons more sensitive than nuclei in magnetic resonance techniques?

    B. Electrons have larger magnetic moments and thus interact more strongly with magnetic fields

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Which of the following is a prerequisite for a sample to be ESR-active?

    B. Presence of unpaired electrons

  • 2

    In ESR spectroscopy, the g-factor of a free electron is approximately:

    C. 2.0023

  • 3

    How does electron shielding affect the magnetic field experienced by a nucleus in MRS?

    B. It decreases the effective magnetic field, leading to upfield shifts

  • 4

    What is the primary condition for a nucleus to be observable in NMR spectroscopy?

    C. The nucleus must have a non-zero magnetic dipole moment (i.e., spin quantum numberl/=0)

  • 5

    What is the main advantage of Fourier Transform NMR over continuous-wave NMR?

    C. It enables faster acquisition and higher signal-to-noise ratio through signal averaging

  • 6

    In a uniform external magnetic field BO, the magnetic dipole moment u of a nucleus undergoes which type of motion?

    D. Precession around the magnetic field direction

  • 7

    In Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR), what causes the energy difference between nuclear spin states in a magnetic field?

    C. The Zeeman interaction between the magnetic dipole and the external magnetic field

  • 8

    In NMR, the chemical shift of a nucleus is primarily caused by:

    C. Shielding/deshielding effects from surrounding electrons

  • 9

    In the presence of an external magnetic field, how does the magnetic dipole moment of a nucleus behave over time?

    C. It precesses around the direction of the external magnetic field

  • 10

    Why are electrons more sensitive than nuclei in magnetic resonance techniques?

    B. Electrons have larger magnetic moments and thus interact more strongly with magnetic fields