Abstract
The NMR probe and the matching network has been designed for the1H NMR study in CeNiInH0.53 down to liquid helium temperature using Bruker MSL 100 spectrometer. NMR line-shape measurement shows the absence of any signature of proton pairing in CeNiInH0.53 down to 3.86 K, as it was observed for high hydrogen concentration. The measurement of the spin-lattice relaxation time in the temperature range 300–20K reveals that the relaxation rate is mainly governed by the Korringa-type relaxation mechanism.
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Ray, R., Ghoshray, A., Ghoshray, K. et al. Proton NMR in CeNiInH0.53 down to liquid helium temperature. Pramana - J Phys 50, 263–269 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02847177
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