April 1, 1963

Self‐Diffusion Studies by Means of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spin‐Echo Techniques

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Abstract The spin‐echo, magnetic resonance method for measuring self‐diffusion coefficients is reviewed and the results obtained to date are summarized. Several uses of self‐diffusion results are discussed.

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