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New paper by NCBJ scientists may pave the way for new atomic clocks
Atomic clocks, which rely on measuring the resonant frequency of atoms, can measure time with remarkable accuracy. In the scientific community, a strong candidate for a new atomic clock standard is the thorium-229 isotope. In a new paper just published in the journal Physical Review C, researchers from the NCBJ's Department of Nuclear Techniques and Equipment have described the isomeric excitation process and the potential for producing this isotope.
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