Nuclear magnetic resonance in solids containing small molecules
Nuclear magnetic resonance in solids containing small molecules
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含有小分子的固体中的核磁共振
DOI:
10.1016/0022-3697(61)90077-4
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发表时间:
1961
影响因子:
4
通讯作者:
E. R. Andrew
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作者:
E. R. Andrew
The reorientation and diffusion of molecules in the solid state may be revealed through the narrowing which they cause of the nuclear magnetic resonance spectrum. It is shown in outline how the nature of the motion can be determined and how, through measurements of the spinlattice relaxation time, the kinetics of the motion may be investigated. Examples are given of rotational motion in solids containing small molecules. The effect of macroscopic rotation of a crystal is also described. A table is given of organic molecular solids in which self-diffusion has been established by nuclear magnetic resonance work. All have at least one phase transition in the solid state: for most of them the entropy of transition is much greater than the entropy of melting. All are compact, globular molecules and show considerable rotational freedom in the solid state.