2000
DOI: 10.1006/jmre.2000.2119
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Sideband Patterns from Rotor-Encoded Longitudinal Magnetization in MAS Recoupling Experiments

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“…Conversely, the intensity of such ''unwanted'' sidebands allows the validity of the spin-pair approach to be estimated. It has been demonstrated by experiments [22] and theoretical simulations [26] that for hydrogen-bonded dimers of carboxylic acids the situation can be safely approximated by neglecting the weak even-order sidebands and considering only the intensities of the odd-order ones, thus assuming an isolated 1 H-1 H pair.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…Conversely, the intensity of such ''unwanted'' sidebands allows the validity of the spin-pair approach to be estimated. It has been demonstrated by experiments [22] and theoretical simulations [26] that for hydrogen-bonded dimers of carboxylic acids the situation can be safely approximated by neglecting the weak even-order sidebands and considering only the intensities of the odd-order ones, thus assuming an isolated 1 H-1 H pair.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…In a recent paper, we have shown that in a slightly modified experiment (involving an initial CP), longitudinal magnetization (e.g., as created from the cosine term in Eq. [6]) can also be rotor-encoded to yield sideband patterns which are dominated by even-order sidebands (34).…”
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“…(6) for the case of N rcpl ¼ 2 (b). The middle trace in (b) corresponds to a sideband pattern generated by HDOR experiments [11], while the upper trace corresponds to a RELM pattern [24]. The calculations are based on a coupling constant of 23 kHz and o R =2p ¼ 30 kHz:…”
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“…The sin-sin term corresponds to the modulation associated with the two-spin terms in the HSQC, HMQC, and HDOR varieties [12], while the cos-cos term corresponds to the single-spin modulation detected in the RELM experiment [24]. The former term leads to a spinning-sideband pattern with odd-order sidebands only, while the latter term leads to even-order sidebands only.…”
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