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What is application of nuclear magnetic resonance in engineering?
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∙ 14y ago
It would be used in any branch of engineering involving the analysis of chemicals, such as chemical engineering, petroleum engineering etc.
It could also be used to indentify various lubricants or fuels used by engineers, but it's mostly an analytical chemist would carry out the tests.
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