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The effect of an electric field on the relaxation of a spin- nucleus by a paramagnetic ion in fluid solution is calculated. The model relates to a spin—echo experiment, and depends on inter-ionic magnetic dipole—dipole relaxation. It is shown that under optimum conditions, using electric fields of strength ⪅ 10 MV m±1, the value of the nuclear T2 may be changed by about 50%.