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Nuclear magneton (μN​)

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The nuclear magneton is the unit of magnetic moment
μN​=2mp​eℏ​,
(1)
where mp​ is the proton mass. For a nuclear spin operator I, the nuclear magnetic moment is μ=gI​μN​I/ℏ. Consequently its gyromagnetic ratio is γI​=gI​μN​/ℏ, and its Larmor frequency in a uniform magnetic field of magnitude B is ∣γI​∣B. The nuclear magneton is smaller than the Bohr magneton by the electron-to-proton mass ratio.

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