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Residual Dipolar Couplings by Off-Magic-Angle Spinning in Solid-State Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy

Giuseppe Pileio, Ying Guo, Tran Nghia Pham, John M. Griffin, Malcolm H. Levitt, Steven P. Brown

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A solid-state NMR analogue of the solution-state residual dipolar coupling effect is demonstrated. A small misset of the spinning axis by less than 0.5° changes the modulation frequency of spin−echoes, allowing the estimation of internuclear dipole−dipole couplings and hence internuclear distances.

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A solid-state NMR analogue of the solution-state residual dipolar coupling effect is demonstrated. A small misset of the spinning axis by less than 0.5° changes the modulation frequency of spin−echoes, allowing the estimation of internuclear dipole−dipole couplings and hence internuclear distances.

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A solid-state NMR analogue of the solution-state residual dipolar coupling effect is demonstrated. A small misset of the spinning axis by less than 0.5° changes the modulation frequency of spin−echoes, allowing the estimation of internuclear dipole−dipole couplings and hence internuclear distances.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance, Magic angle spinning, Residual dipolar coupling, Magnetic dipole–dipole interaction, Dipole, Magic angle, Spinning

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