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There can be no doubt that nitrogen is one of the most important atoms in organic-, inorganic- and bio-chemistry. Its common molecular occurrence in a variety of valence states with various types of bonding and stereochemistry has caused the nitrogen atom to be widely studied by chemical and physical techniques.
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Webb, G.A., Witanowski, M. (1973). Theoretical Background to Nitrogen NMR. In: Witanowski, M., Webb, G.A. (eds) Nitrogen NMR. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-8175-4_1
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