Phys. Rev. Lett. 40, 391–392 (1978)Noble-Gas NMR Detection through Noble-Gas-Rubidium Hyperfine Contact InteractionReceived 22 April 1977; published in the issue dated 6 February 1978 Enhanced noble-gas NMR signals are observed in mixed noble-gas-rubidium samples by monitoring spin polarization of the optically pumped rubidium ensemble mechanized as a magnetometer. These signals are believed to arise through electron exchange enhancement of the contact hyperfine interaction during noble-gas-rubidium binary collisions. Polarization of the noble-gas magnetization is obtained through spin exchange with the rubidium ensemble. © 1978 The American Physical Society URL:
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