1951
DOI: 10.1007/bf01337696
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Zur Theorie der Spin-Gitterrelaxation in Molek�lkristallen

Abstract: Die vorliegende Arbeit soll einen ]3eitrag zur Theorie der Spin-Gitterrelaxafion in Molektilkristalten rnit Quadrupolkopplung liefern. Es wird versucht, die Megergebnisse yon. DEHMELT und I~Rf3GER1, 2 am Dichlor/~thylen (CHCI=CHC1) theoretisch zu deuten. Die schwache Ternperaturabh/~ngigkeit der Kernquadrupolresonanzfrequenz kann erklgrt werden, wenn man die Molektile irn Gitterverband als quantenrneehanische harrnonische Oszillatoren auffal3t, die Torsionsschwingungen ausftihren und deren Amplitude ternperatu… Show more

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“…On the other hand it is unlikely that other vibrations and all kinds of molecular translations would leave the EFG relatively unchanged since we have evidence of strong intermolecular interactions. Thus, one is rather inclined to explain the small temperature coefficient by two almost compensating contributions to the temperature dependence, like for instance a decrease of the principal value of the EFG in the Bayer sense [9] and proper increase of the asymmetry parameter with increasing temperature. In order to prove this kind of assumptions, accurate structural data at different temperatures should be available to enable quantitative EFG calculations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand it is unlikely that other vibrations and all kinds of molecular translations would leave the EFG relatively unchanged since we have evidence of strong intermolecular interactions. Thus, one is rather inclined to explain the small temperature coefficient by two almost compensating contributions to the temperature dependence, like for instance a decrease of the principal value of the EFG in the Bayer sense [9] and proper increase of the asymmetry parameter with increasing temperature. In order to prove this kind of assumptions, accurate structural data at different temperatures should be available to enable quantitative EFG calculations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1 in the region between 210 and 235 K corresponds to supercooling of phase I, which is also characteristic of the first order phase transition. The temperature dependence of the NQR frequency was analyzed by the equation [4] …”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Torsional frequencies fi and f2 in the 3,Cdichlorophenol molecule were calculated at each temperature by means of Eq. [2]. The procedure followed for the actual calculations of fi and f2 is the same as that used by Chandramani et al (5).…”
Section: Methods Of Calculationmentioning
confidence: 99%