Phys. Rev. 70, 474–485 (1946)The Nuclear Induction ExperimentReceived 19 July 1946; published in the issue dated October 1946 The phenomenon of nuclear induction has been studied experimentally. The apparatus used is described, both as to principle and detail. Experiments have been carried out in which the signals from protons contained in a variety of substances were observed. The results show the role played by the relaxation time, which was found to vary between about 10-5 second and many seconds. © 1946 The American Physical Society URL:
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