... full 2D spectrum in less than a second using ultrafast2DNMR (UF2DNMR) is beneficial in many ...the spatialencoding process on which UF2DNMR is based sets ...
... the spectral window, 25 or to combine them with other selected interactions to generate fully tailored corre- lation ...made in the frame of real time pure shift NMR, where Burp pulses have been ...
... for spatialencoding have also been reported, that rely on the simultaneous application of several frequency-swept ...sample in opposite directions was used to improve line- shapes in UF ...
... indirect-domain encoding, without compromising the direct-domain spectral ...a spatialencoding block to encode ...both spatial and spectral information in a single ...
... potential, ultrafast2DNMR still suffers from the need to compromise between sensitivity, spectral widths and ...minutes, spatial-encoding-based techniques still form a valuable ...
... with ultrafast2DNMR One of the main limitations of d-DNP is its single-scan nature arising from its irreversible ...Conventional 2DNMR experiments cannot be performed with d-DNP ...
... Introduction Spatial frequency encoding (SFE) NMR is at the root of a series of methodological developments that have paved the way to the acquisition of 1 H 1-D and 2-D experiments with ...
... UltrafastNMR (UFNMR) is a powerful approach to accelerate nD ...a spatial rather than temporal dimension to encode NMR interactions; using a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)-inspired ...
... sequence in which they are implemented, due to a better spatial resolution along with a better phase coherence of gradient encoded refocusing ...obtain 2D pure shift and J-edited spectra of good ...
... our 2D imaging towards 3D coherent ...beamline in our group allows to achieve a high coherent beamline down to ...objects in 7x7x7 voxels. However, the signal to noise in the experiment is not ...
... water-edited 2D 13 C- 13 C correlation spectrum shows the retention of the 89-ppm C4 chemical shift, which is the frequency of cellulose a and b, while the C4 peaks of cellulose c and d at 87 and 88 ppm have been ...
... and spectral window selection [44, 45] in that it uses windows of varying sizes, from a small user-defined minimum up to a user- defined maximum (which may be as large as the width of the complete data ...
... role in determining these physical properties and has been the subject of extensive ...utilizes spectral interference of ultrafast infrared laser ...coherent ultrafast phonon ...
... C satellites lines arising from the methanol resonance and MSA refers to methane sulfonic acid. The signals of interest are severely overlapped by the huge methanol signal at 3.3 ppm B) low- field spectrum on the same ...
... bottleneck in metabolomics is widely recognized, and has led to a number of efforts to accelerate or automate compound identification and/or quantification in LC - MS , in GC - MS and in ...
... results in Table 1 reveal a somewhat unexpected difference between the three types of diamond samples that would normally be difficult to observe using more standard Raman scattering ...scattering in ...
... variation in spin-echo amplitudes, and realized that this could be used to deduce quantitative information on the interaction itself ...changes in the resonance frequencies of the excited spins due to the ...
... the spectral diffusion of isotopically dilute water have assigned the long-time decay to collective reorganization of the liquid ...seen in Figure 7 the trend is linear, with a slight quadratic dependence ...
... pores in a broad distribution of sizes ranging from approximately ...result in a crowding effect that causes some adsorbing units to be sterically hindered and inaccessible for ...
... ions in micropores. 8 In situ electrochemical quartz crystal microbalance (EQCM) methodologies have been used to study the gravimetric response of porous carbon electrodes in a range of electrolyte ...