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Default EnhancedNMR with Optical Pumping Yields 75As Signals Selectivelyfrom a Buried GaAs Interface

EnhancedNMR with Optical Pumping Yields 75As Signals Selectivelyfrom a Buried GaAs Interface

Matthew M. Willmering, Zayd L. Ma, Melanie A. Jenkins, John F. Conley and Sophia E. Hayes



Journal of the American Chemical Society
DOI: 10.1021/jacs.6b08970




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