The nuclear polarization of H2 molecules formed by recombination of nuclear polarized H atoms on the surface of a storage cell initially coated with a silicon-based polymer has been measured by using the longitudinal double-spin asymmetry in deep-inelastic positron-proton scattering. The molecules are found to have a substantial nuclear polarization, which is evidence that initially polarized atoms retain their nuclear polarization when absorbed on this type of surface.
Nuclear polarization of molecular hydrogen recombined on a non-metallic surface
CIULLO, Giuseppe;CONTALBRIGO, Marco;FERRETTI, Paola;FABBRI, Riccardo;LENISA, Paolo;MASOLI, Francesco Antonio;REGGIANI, DAVIDE;STANCARI, Michelle Dawn;STATERA, Marco;
2004
Abstract
The nuclear polarization of H2 molecules formed by recombination of nuclear polarized H atoms on the surface of a storage cell initially coated with a silicon-based polymer has been measured by using the longitudinal double-spin asymmetry in deep-inelastic positron-proton scattering. The molecules are found to have a substantial nuclear polarization, which is evidence that initially polarized atoms retain their nuclear polarization when absorbed on this type of surface.File in questo prodotto:
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