1983
DOI: 10.1016/0022-2364(83)90328-1
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Magnetization exchange, zero and double quantum spectra in stochastic NMR spectroscopy

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“…Bolton (21,22) has utilized heteronuclear zero quantum coherence as a conformational probe. Blümich and Kaiser have examined magnetization exchange in zero quantum spectra (23); Ruessink, De Kan ter, and MacLean (24) have used ZQC to determine 2H and 14N quadrupolar coupling constants by taking advantage of the abilities of the technique to produce high resolution spectra in the presence of inhomogeniety. Blumich (25) has more recently discussed the representation of zero quantum spectra, while Bolton (26) has considered the effects of flip angle filters on longitudinal magnetization arising during the creation of zero quantum coherence.…”
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“…Bolton (21,22) has utilized heteronuclear zero quantum coherence as a conformational probe. Blümich and Kaiser have examined magnetization exchange in zero quantum spectra (23); Ruessink, De Kan ter, and MacLean (24) have used ZQC to determine 2H and 14N quadrupolar coupling constants by taking advantage of the abilities of the technique to produce high resolution spectra in the presence of inhomogeniety. Blumich (25) has more recently discussed the representation of zero quantum spectra, while Bolton (26) has considered the effects of flip angle filters on longitudinal magnetization arising during the creation of zero quantum coherence.…”
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