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Diamond defects and quantum logic give NMR a boost

04 Feb 2016
Photograph of a cut diamond and a laser beam
Resonant bling: diamond detects single molecules. (Courtesy: villorejo/iStock)
A new technique that uses diamonds and quantum logic to detect the tiny magnetic fields of single mo

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