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Structured and porous materials particularly suitable as polarizing agents in dissolution dynamic nuclear polarization

Thieuleux, Chloé
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Veyre, Laurent
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Baudouin, David
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2016

The present invention concerns materials consisting in a porous and structured network, this network being at least in part formed by Si atoms, or Si atoms and metal atoms, linked to each other by oxy bridges, comprising organic molecules which include at least one nitroxyl radical -NO· and which are covalently bonded to the network via siloxy bonds, the amount of nitroxyl radical -NO· ranging from 30 to 120 nmol per square meter of material characterized in that : Q > 0.4 and 4s < T1a < T1b < 800s, with Q, T1a * and T1b being obtained by the method defined in claim 1.

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EPO Family ID

52014168

Author(s)
Thieuleux, Chloé
Veyre, Laurent
Baudouin, David
Coperet, Christophe
Emsley, Lyndon
Lesage, Anne
Gajan, David
Bodenhausen, Geoffrey  
Jannin, Sami  
Bornet, Aurélien
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Alternative title(s) : (fr) Matériaux structurés et poreux particulièrement appropriés à titre d'agents de polarisation dans la polarisation dynamique nucléaire par dissolution

TTO classification

TTO:6.1537

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IdentifierCountry codeKind codeDate issued

WO2016038131

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A1

2016-03-17

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May 11, 2017
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