Defination of ZEEMAN EFFECT in NMR ?
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Answer / praveen
Zeeman effect is the splitting of spectral line into several
components in presense of external magnetic field
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Answer / surya prakash
its not components..its just broadening of that particular
spectral line """" helps to determine the structure
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