; Comparison with UO and NpOTokunaga, Yo 
; Nishi, Tsuyoshi; Kambe, Shinsaku ; Nakada, Masami ; Homma, Yoshiya*; Sakai, Hironori 
; Chudo, Hiroyuki
We have successfully performed an 
O NMR for the first time on Americium dioxide (AmO
). We observed a drastic broadening of the NMR spectrum, after a sudden drop of NMR signal intensity below 
. These data provide the first microscopic evidence for a phase transition as a bulk property in this system. In the ordered state, we found a spectrum with a triangular line shape, which resembles neither that of UO nor NpO. It is also suggested that there is considerable damage to the sample induced by self-radiation effects from the alpha decay of 
Am.
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: | English |
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Volume |
: | 80 |
Number |
: | Suppl.A |
Pages |
: | p.SA110_1 - SA110_3 |
Publication Year/Month |
: | 2011/07 |
Meeting title |
: | International Conference on Heavy Electrons 2010 (ICHE 2010) |
Held date |
: | 2010/09 |
Location (city) |
: | Hachioji |
Location (country) |
: | Japan |
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: | no keyword |
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