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victorhugo
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What is the cause of hyperfine line splitting?
I saw somewhere that it was because of spin quantum number and somewhere else that it was because of how electrons interact in the atom.
And relative intensity of spectral lines?
I'd assume it's due to the probability of electron jumps being more likely in the brighter looking lines and vice-versa.
I saw somewhere that it was because of spin quantum number and somewhere else that it was because of how electrons interact in the atom.
And relative intensity of spectral lines?
I'd assume it's due to the probability of electron jumps being more likely in the brighter looking lines and vice-versa.