They bombarded a proton target with polarized, heavy
hydrogen nuclei known as deuterons.
Not exact matches
In 2003, astronomers confirmed this core to be a specific type of central region
known as an HII
nucleus — a name that indicates the presence of ionized
hydrogen — that is likely to be creating many hot new stars.
Wüthrich found a way to determine the precise shape of a very large biomolecule by studying how its
hydrogen nuclei wobble when exposed to carefully tuned magnetic fields — a phenomenon
known as nuclear magnetic resonance, or NMR.