2001
DOI: 10.1006/jmre.2001.2333
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Solid State Proton Imaging Detected by Quadrupole Resonance

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“…However NMR experiments at low fields are more common nowadays and the condition H 2 $ H o is more easily achieved (for example when H o is of the order of tens of Gauss or lower). In fact, some effects, induced by the rf field intensity, have been observed at low static external magnetic fields ($40 G), in Double Nuclear Resonance experiment in solids [3] and in solid state proton imaging detected by NQR [4]. In these experiments H 2 $ H o and it becomes important to know the correct resonance frequency to set the spin decoupling experiment properly.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…However NMR experiments at low fields are more common nowadays and the condition H 2 $ H o is more easily achieved (for example when H o is of the order of tens of Gauss or lower). In fact, some effects, induced by the rf field intensity, have been observed at low static external magnetic fields ($40 G), in Double Nuclear Resonance experiment in solids [3] and in solid state proton imaging detected by NQR [4]. In these experiments H 2 $ H o and it becomes important to know the correct resonance frequency to set the spin decoupling experiment properly.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%