A DOUBLE-QUANTUM FILTER FOR ROTATING SOLIDS
A DOUBLE-QUANTUM FILTER FOR ROTATING SOLIDS
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00260a001
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发表时间:
1987-12-23
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
EARL, WL
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作者:
MEIER, BH;EARL, WL
A pulse sequence is demonstrated which effectively excites double-quantum coherences in solid samples rotating at the magic angle. A double-quantum filter using this sequence is presented and applied to 13C-labeled zinc acetate to demonstrate its effectiveness. The 13C-13C scalar coupling between the methyl and carboxyl resonances was observed as well as a shift of 31 Hz in the center of both resonances arising from the homonuclear dipole Hamiltonian. It was also noted that when the spinning sideband patterns of the two coupled resonances overlap, carbon flip-flop transitions are facilitated, resulting in significant broadening of the spectral lines.During the last few years,«-quantum filters have proventheir usefulness in simplifying spectra and establishing carbon-carbon connectivities in liquid-state nuclear magnetic resonance. 1 11" 7 More sophisticated filtering techniques like topological filters which select only certain spinsystems out of a complicated mixture have also been developed. 8· 9 These experiments have proven very useful to chemists interested inobtaining the structure of complicated molecules in solution. Multiple-quantum experiments, using homonuclear dipole coupling to generate the multiple-quantum