The hyperfine separation of deuterium has been measured by a spin-exchange technique in which deuterium interacts with radiating hydrogen in a hydrogen maser. Resonance of the deuterium is detected by its effect on the hydrogen oscillation power level. The result is Δν(D)=327 384 352.3±0.25 cps in the $A1$ time scale [Δν(Cs)=9 192 631 770 cps]. A theoretical analysis of the technique and experimental details are presented.
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