2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmr.2009.01.008
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Effects of jump dynamics on solid state nuclear magnetic resonance line shapes and spin relaxation times

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“…We therefore report calculated shielding tensors in the form of chemical shift tensors with principal components defined as δ 11 ≥ δ 22 ≥ δ 33 . 76 The EXPRESS software 21 was used within MATLAB 7.10 to simulate the effects of the SO 3 group rotations on the 17 O NMR spectra. These dynamics were modeled as Markovian jumps between the three oxygen sites within the SO 3 group.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We therefore report calculated shielding tensors in the form of chemical shift tensors with principal components defined as δ 11 ≥ δ 22 ≥ δ 33 . 76 The EXPRESS software 21 was used within MATLAB 7.10 to simulate the effects of the SO 3 group rotations on the 17 O NMR spectra. These dynamics were modeled as Markovian jumps between the three oxygen sites within the SO 3 group.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…20) [92]. Using the EXPRESS software [93] to model the effects of the 180° flipping around the carbonyl bond, they noted that the outermost edges of the powder patterns exhibited the strongest T 2 anisotropy, allowing the flip rate to be quantified from this region of the pattern alone. To simulate the WURST-QCPMG experiment in the presence of d ynamics would be highly computationally demanding due to the complex nature of the pulse shapes, the long acquisition times, and the large number of c rystallite orientations over which the simulations must be averaged.…”
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“…6 10 7 Hz were obtained at room temperature. [8] This extremely rapid regime of motion in a crystalline solid exceeds the exchange rates of p-phenylene groups in most organic materials and solid polymers. [9] Notably, the dynamics detected in this case are orders of magnitude faster than those recently detected in the metalorganic framework MOF-5, which are still in the slow exchange regime at room temperature.…”
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