Iron-57 and other atoms with long-lasting, low-lying excited nuclear energy states commonly exhibit this effect based on a nucleus' position in a crystal lattice. A type of spectroscopy based on this effect employs a Doppler shift of radiation from a sample on a moving platform. When discussing this effect, it is important to realize that nuclei in solids are not entirely stiff when emitting gamma radiation. FTP, name this effect which occurs whe
Iron-57 and other atoms with long-lasting, low-lying excited nuclear energy states commonly exhibit this effect based on a nucleus' position in a crystal lattice. A type of spectroscopy based on this effect employs a Doppler shift of radiation from a sample on a moving platform. When discussing this effect, it is important to realize that nuclei in solids are not entirely stiff when emitting gamma radiation. FTP, name this effect which occurs when a solid radioactive material emits recoil-free gamma radiation.
Iron-57 and other atoms with long-lasting, low-lying excited nuclear energy states commonly exhibit this effect based on a nucleus' position in a crystal lattice.
{Mössbauer} effect