Shielding difference of t and p in HT = 2.394 50 × 10−8 (dimensionless)

Value
2.394 50 × 10−8
Unit
(dimensionless)
Uncertainty
0.000 20 × 10⁻⁸
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2.39450e-8

The difference between the magnetic shielding of the triton and of the proton in the HT molecule.

Used to compare triton and proton magnetic moments measured in hydrogen-tritide.

NIST, Fundamental Physical Constants — Complete Listing (2022 CODATA adjustment), retrieved 2026-07-26.

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