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Study of the hyperfine structure of the spectrum of Nd ii with separated isotopes yielded the result that the nuclear magnetic moments of the odd isotopes are μ(Nd¹⁴³)=-1.1±0.1 nm and μ(Nd¹⁴⁵)=-0.69±0.10 nm. The isotope shift in Nd i λ4924 was measured and the ratio of the distances of the neighboring isotopes was found to be ${Δ}{ν}(142{-}143):{Δ}{ν}(143{-}144):{Δ}{ν}(144{-}145):{Δ}{ν}(145{-}146):{Δ}{ν}(146{-}148):{Δ}{ν}(148{-}150)={0.4}₀:{0.5}₇:{0.2}₀:{0.7}₃:1:1.5$. From the hyperfine structure of the spectrum of Gd i the nuclear spins of the odd isotopes ${Gd}¹⁵⁵$ and ${Gd}¹⁵⁷$ were found to be equal to or larger than $5/2$, the magnetic moments being negative. Under the assumption that the spins are equal to the values predicted by the nuclear shell structure theory, namely $7/2$, the magnetic moments were calculated to be ${μ}({Gd}¹⁵⁵)={-}0.19±{}0.05$ nm and ${μ}({Gd}¹⁵⁷)={-}0.33±{}0.06$ nm. An anomalous isotope shift of the even isotopes of Gd was found: ${Δ}{ν}(160{-}158):{Δ}{ν}(158{-}156):{Δ}{ν}(156{-}154):{Δ}{ν}(154{-}152)=1:0.97±{}0.02:1.21±{}0.05:2.2±{}0.1$.
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