The intensity of a peak is partially dependent on the dipole moment, but also on which other variable? a) Type of detector b) Temperature in the instrument c) Pre treatment of the sample d) Concentration in the sample

The intensity of a peak is partially dependent on the dipole moment, but also on which other variable? a) Type of detector b) Temperature in the instrument c) Pre treatment of the sample d) Concentration in the sample

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Chapter16: Introduction To Magnetic Spectroscopy

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 16.38E

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The intensity of a peak is partially dependent on the dipole moment, but also on which
other variable?
a) Type of detector
b) Temperature in the instrument
c) Pre treatment of the sample
d) Concentration in the sample

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