Long-lived Nuclear Spin Order - Theory and Applications
Long-lived Nuclear Spin Order - Theory and Applications
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长寿命核自旋有序 - 理论与应用
DOI:
10.1039/9781788019972-00302
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2020
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Torres A
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Diffusion NMR is a very useful technique that has a variety of applications from studying molecular properties, dynamics and processes in solution such as binding to probing restricted geometries such as microscopic pores (eg, biological cells, zeolites) and other structures in the solution environment (eg, supramolecular aggregates). 1, 2 The measurement is based on applying an echo-based pulse sequence consisting of radio frequency (RF) pulses, magnetic field gradient pulses and delays to the nuclear spins and acquiring an echo signal. The sequence is constructed so that the measured attenuation of the echo signal is related to the self-(or translational) diffusion of the molecule (ie, the mean square displacement) during the diffusion delay in the pulse sequence, A, and the amplitude and duration of the diffusion-measuring gradient pulses. The largest usable value of A is determined by being able to acquire an echo signal with sufficient signal-tonoise–and this is ultimately determined by the amount of spin relaxation that has occurred during the sequence. Almost all NMR diffusion measuring methods are based on one of two progenitor pulse sequences: the pulsed