Observation of molecular reorientation in ice by proton and deuterium magnetic resonance
Observation of molecular reorientation in ice by proton and deuterium magnetic resonance
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通过质子和氘磁共振观察冰中的分子重新取向
DOI:
10.1021/ja00225a013
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发表时间:
1988
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
A. Pines
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作者:
R. Wittebort;M. Usha;D. Ruben;D. Wemmer;A. Pines
Molecular reorientation in polycrystalline hexagonal ice, ice I/sub h/, has been directly observed by deuterium NMR and deuterium-decoupled proton NMR. The dynamics are seen as exchange broadening of powder patterns. The reorientational rates required to produce similar effects on the patterns are scaled according to the magnitudes of the anisotropic spin interactions, /approximately/ 6 kHz for the proton-shielding anisotropy or /approximately/ 200 kHz for the deuterium quadrupolar coupling in water. Because of the differing sizes of these two interactions, the two methods are complementary for studying reorientation over the temperature range 200-267 K. The results show that water molecules reorient with tetrahedral symmetry in ice. Line-shape simulations using the assumption of tetrahedral reorientation are in accord with the experimental spectra and give rates directly comparable to the temperature-dependent Debye correlation time, /tau//sub D/, from dielectric relaxation. 16 references, 4 figures.