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Nuclear Spin Relaxometry of $$^3$$3He Atoms Confined in Mesoporous MCM-41

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MCM-41 is a unique mesoporous material with cylindrical-like pores that provide an ideal platform to study 1D properties of adsorbed atoms (Boninsegni and Moroni in J Low Temp Phys 118(1):1, 2000).… Click to show full abstract

MCM-41 is a unique mesoporous material with cylindrical-like pores that provide an ideal platform to study 1D properties of adsorbed atoms (Boninsegni and Moroni in J Low Temp Phys 118(1):1, 2000). In this research, we use pulsed NMR to measure the nuclear spin-lattice relaxation times ($$T_1$$T1) of $$^3$$3He adsorbed onto $$^4$$4He-preplated MCM-41 over a wide range of temperatures for a line density that would lead to a Fermi temperature of 200 mK. The temperature dependence of the nuclear spin-lattice relaxation time for $$ 0.025

Keywords: atoms confined; relaxometry 3he; spin relaxometry; confined mesoporous; nuclear spin; 3he atoms

Journal Title: Journal of Low Temperature Physics
Year Published: 2019

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