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Research Notes I, 1949

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Compare two signals in the same magnetic field:

signal height recorded by the milliammeter

= C[j(j+1)γ^4 / (width)^2] (Molarity) (percent Abundance)

For Cd μCd = 0.65 j=1/2 NaCl 5.5 M

Na μNa = 2.215 j=3/2 CdCl2 2 [M]

(Signal/noise) ratio for Na observed in scope ~ [1₀?]

(Signal/noise) ratio for Cd recorded in meter ~0.0565 x 200 = 11.3 assuming 200 times enhanced.

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August 6, 1949

Test of the size of the signal of na in 0.428 M NaCl soln plus 0.8 M MnSO₄. Hs = 0.8 gauss, Gain - 56, sweep freq = 91cps φ = 100

No. of
cells in
the β-supply
of oscillator
H₁ Signal Ht width
1 86, 82, 2 mm
1 1/2 30 "
2 5 "
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Using 0.2 M NaCl without adding Mn [bit?], under the same conditions as above (Hs = 0.8 gauss, gain - 56, H₁ corresponds to one cell) signal Ht = 4.5, 5.0, 4.5 width = (2mm)-

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Test: 0.1 M soln of NaCl was prepared by adding 0.2 M MnSO₄.

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with diamagnetic convection = 0.00078 but without radiation convection

Diagr Diamagnetic convection

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Ohm per cm cube of tin at 20°C = 11.5 x 10^-6 = ρ

ε = [skin?] depth in cm =

f in cycles

Fw tin

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Sept. 5, '49

quantity required ~15gms.

NdCl₃ ⋅ 6 H₂O M.W. = 358.74

solubility = 246 gms / 100 ml cold water 511 [gms] / 100 [ml] 100°C [water]

SmCl₃ ⋅ 6 H₂O = M.W. = 364.90

solubility =

SmCl₃ M.W. = 256.80

solubility = 92.4 gms / 100 ml cold water

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Dimensions of RF Head

Deep 1 1/4"

Wide 2 11/16"

Form wid 29 mm Lenth 2 1/2"

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Sept. 8, '49

H₂PtCl₆ ⋅ 6 H₂O 5% soln 27.6 c.c.

H₂PtCl₆ ⋅ 6 H₂O evaporated to dryness turned to a dark brown substance, which was dissolved in HCl & conc. H₂SO₄. Added NH₄OH to the soln. A yellow precipitate was obtained. It is (NH₄)₂PtCl₆. Evaporated the filtrate. Precipitated again with NH₄OH. Repeated 3 times until not too much pt left in soln (the color of soln is very light). Fused (NH₄)₂PtCl₆ in a crucible. Platinum sponge was obtained. It weighed 684 mg Dissolved Pt sponge in aqua regia.

H₂PtCl₆ ⋅ 6 H₂O recovered.

29.334 28.650 0.684 gm Pt

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Sept. 12, '49

Preparation of Enriched CdIII Sample

Quantity 1.5 gms of CdS (M.W. = 144.47) ~ 80% of CdIII.

Will prepare 3 c.c. of CdSO₄ soln: Molarity = = 3.46 ✓

(a) CdSO₄ will be obtained by boiling CdS in 20% H₂SO₄.

(b) Add sufficient amount of MnCl₂ into it

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Recovery of CdS

(a) CdSO₄ + MnCl₂ soln will be [blank space] by NH₄OH

(b) Mn will be Manganous salt will be oxidized to manganic salt & precipitated out by HMn₄OH KMnO₄ which will be added such that the soln appears a little bit biolet.

(c) After filtering out the manganic salt, decolor [thi?] soln by adding a little K₂⋅O₂

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(d) CdS will be precipitated out by passing H₂S thru the filtrate.

(e) In order to avoid loss of CdS by filtering the soln will be sucked out by & washed by water several times.

(f) CdS will be dried in a vacuum decicator.

Solubility of CdS per 100 gms of H₂O =0.00013

Loss of CdS by washing 10 times with 100 ml H₂O = 1-(0.99987)10 = 1-0.9987 = 0.0013 = 0.13%

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2.79246 (1 ± 1/30000)

[21-?] (1 ± 1/5000)

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