Isotope effect can refer to: A difference in reaction rate due to a difference in the isotope present in the substrate is called isotope effect. ...
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(from the article `spectroscopy`) ...of nuclei and the distribution of the electron clouds near nuclei. Systematic changes in level positions are seen as the number of neutrons in a ... ...speaking, differences in the properties of isotopes can be attributed to either of two causes: differences in mass or differences in nuclear ... ....
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The effect on the rate or equilibrium constant of two reactions that differ only in the isotopic composition of one or more of their otherwise chemically identical components is referred to as a kinetic isotope effect (see isotope effect, kinetic) or a thermodynamic (or equilibrium) isotope effect (see isotope effect, thermodynamic), respectively.
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relation between the mean mass number of the isotopes of the superconductor and the critical temperature NOTE - In the BCS theory, the critical temperature is inversely proportional to the square root of the mean mass number of the isotopes
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