2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.cplett.2006.10.101
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Truncated dipolar recoupling in solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance

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“…1 and a fast angle switching probe, longer-range C-C distances can be accurately determined in uniformly 13 C labeled samples, notably the greater than 4 Å C 2 (V)-C(L) 20 distance in the dipeptide Ac-VL. The new experimental protocol presented here involves the recording of separate dipolar-modulated and reference spin-echo datasets that correspond to changing the irradiation frequencies of the double Gaussian pulse: this enables the independent 25 determination of the spin-echo dephasing time, T 2 ', such that the dipolar coupling is the only free variable for the fit of the dipolar-modulated data.…”
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“…1 and a fast angle switching probe, longer-range C-C distances can be accurately determined in uniformly 13 C labeled samples, notably the greater than 4 Å C 2 (V)-C(L) 20 distance in the dipeptide Ac-VL. The new experimental protocol presented here involves the recording of separate dipolar-modulated and reference spin-echo datasets that correspond to changing the irradiation frequencies of the double Gaussian pulse: this enables the independent 25 determination of the spin-echo dephasing time, T 2 ', such that the dipolar coupling is the only free variable for the fit of the dipolar-modulated data.…”
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“…U- 13 water and acetone, with crystals formed by slow evaporation of the solvent. 29 The pulse sequence employed is depicted in Fig.…”
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