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Zeeman effect

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Zeeman effect
[sē′man, tsā′mon]
Etymology: Pieter Zeeman, Dutch physicist and Nobel Laureate, 1865-1945
a splitting of lines in an emission spectrum into three or more symmetrically placed lines when the radiation source is in a magnetic field.


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