The paper reports results of 'H and "C high-resolution nuclear magnetic resonance studies of nifedipine and signal assignment to particular atoms. High-resolution 'H NMR spectra with no signals attributed to protons in weak fields (S= 10-12 ppm) imply that H7 atom is strongly connected to the ring and is not involved in the formation of hydrogen bonds.
Electron spin resonance in some charge-transfer complexes of 7,7,8,5-tetracyanoquinodimethane (TCNQ) with sulphanilamides and antibiotics has been investigated.The ESR spectra are caused by two types of parainagnetic centres: the impurity type and the thermally excited type (Wannier spin excitons).CRYSTALLINE charge-transfer complexes formed from a diamagnetic electron donor and an electron acceptor are usually strongly antiferromagnetically coupled. These crystals c m be described by the Heisenberg Hamiltonian for antiferromagnetics, where 6 is a parameter (0 < S < l), connected with the energy of interaction between spins, J is the exchange integral, Sj is the spin operator for thej-th free radical, N / 2
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