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Selective removal of magnetization in coupled NMR spectra

Bodenhausen, Geoffrey  
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Dobson, Christopher M.
1981
Journal of Magnetic Resonance [1969-1992]

Two methods, based on the phase modulation of spin-echo signals due to J-coupling, of selective simplification of coupled homonuclear spectra are described. Both pulse methods employ a 90 Deg-t-180 Deg-t spin-echo sequence to prep. suitable phases of the magnetization in the rotating frame. For t = (4J)-1, all doublet magnetization vectors have opposite phases, parallel to the phase of the initial pulse. The 1st method uses a single 45 Deg pulse, with a phase F alternating between +y and -y and addn. of the decaying half-echoes, to remove doublet magnetization without affecting singlets. The 2nd method employs a pulse sandwich 90 Degf -90 Degx to generate and recall double-quantum coherence. Singlets are suppressed by cycling the phase F through x,y,-x, and -y, while adding and subtracting alternate transients. [on SciFinder (R)]

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DOI
10.1016/0022-2364(81)90204-3
Author(s)
Bodenhausen, Geoffrey  
Dobson, Christopher M.
Date Issued

1981

Publisher

Academic Press

Published in
Journal of Magnetic Resonance [1969-1992]
Volume

44

Issue

1

Start page

212

End page

216

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REVIEWED

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February 22, 2006
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