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Ahatraet-Spatml resolution of nuclear magneuc resonance smals may be achreved by use of magnetic field gradients Ttus new tecbmque, called "zeugmatography", has been apphed m the present work to study dynamic processes, especmlly the kmetics of physIcal adsorptlon m muzroporous systems The method provuies mformatlon sundar to the results of Dubmm's X-ray techmque, but 1s not hmued to X-ray contrast adsorbates After a general dlscussmn, examples of apphcation of "dynarmc zeugmatography" are gven Mass transfer forsorptlon of butane m NaCaA zeobtes of ddferent shape and of water m NaX zeohtes could be obs&ved drrectly
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