Solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance

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color: black,white,red,grey,ivory,blue,green,etc Terms of Payment: T/T,Western Union Supply..And you can see more from data collector terminal connectors: din connector concrete masonry blocks male tee connector rf cable connecter Serial ATA Connector slabs / blocks Fixed Cellular Terminals gypsum hollow blocks (Redirected from Solid-state NMR)Solid-state 900 MHz (21.1 tesla) NMR spectrometer at the Canadian National Ultrahigh-field NMR Facility for Solids.Solid-state NMR (SSNMR) spectroscopy is a kind of nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, characterized by the presence of anisotropic (directionally dependent) interactions.Contents1 Introduction 2 Nuclear spin interactions in the solid phase 2.1 Chemical shielding 2.2 J-coupling 2.3 Dipolar coupling 2.4 Quadrupolar interaction 2.5 Other interactions 3 History 4 Modern solid-state NMR spectroscopy 4.1 Basic example 4.2 Decoupling 4.3 Recoupling 5 Applications 5.1 Biology 5.2 Chemistry 6 References 6.1 Suggested readings for beginners 6.2 Advanced readings 6.3 General 7 External links // IntroductionBasic concepts A spin interacts with a magnetic or an electric field. Spatial proximity and/or a chemical bond between two atoms can give rise to interactions between nuclei. In general, these interactions are orientation dependent. In media with no or little mobility (e.g. crystals, powders, large membrane vesicles, molecular aggregates), anisotropic interactions have a substantial influence on the behaviour of a system of nuclear spins. In contrast, in a classical solution-state NMR experiment, Brownian motion leads to an averaging of anisotropic interactions. In such cases, these interactions can be neglected on the time-scale of the NMR experiment.Examples of anisotropic nuclear interactions Two directionally dependent interactions commonly found in solid-state NMR are the chemical shift anisotropy (CSA) and the internuclear dipolar coupling. Many more such interactions exist, such as the anisotropic J-coupling in NMR, or in related fields, such as the g-tensor in electron spin resonance. In mathematical terms, all these interactions can be described using the same formalism.Experimental background Anisotropic interactions modify the nuclear spin energy levels (and hence the resonance frequency) of all sites in a molecule, and often contribute to a line-broadening effect in NMR spectra. However, there is a range of situations when their presence can either not be avoided, or is even particularly desired, as they encode structural parameters, such as orientation information, on the molecule of interest.Bruker zirconia MAS rotors (left to right), 7 mm diameter for MAS up to 8 kHz, 4 mm for 18 kHz, 3.2 mm for 23 kHz, 2.5 mm for 35 kHz, 1.3 mm for 70 kHz.High-resolution conditions in solids (in a wider sense) can be established using magic angle spinning (MAS), macroscopic sample orientation, combinations of both of these techniques, enhancement of mobility by highly viscous sample conditions, and a variety of radio frequency (RF) irradiation patterns. While the latter allows decoupling of interactions in spin space, the others facilitate averaging of interactions in real space. In addition, line-broadening effects from microscopic inhomogeneities can be reduced by appropriate methods of sample preparation.Under decoupling conditions, isotropic interactions can report on the local structure, e.g. by the isotropic chemical shift. In addition, decoupled interactions can be selectively re-introduced (recoupling"), and used, for example, for controlled de-phasing or transfer of polarization, which allows to derive a number of structural parameters.Solid-state NMR line widths The residual line width (full width at half max) of 13C nuclei under MAS conditions at 515 kHz spinning rate is typically in the order of 0.52 ppm, and may be comparable to solution-state NMR conditions. Even at MAS rates of 20 kHz and above, however, non linear groups (not a straight line) of the same nuclei linked via the homonuclear dipolar interactions can only be suppressed partially, leading to line widths of 0.5 ppm and above, which is considerably more than in optimal solution state NMR conditions. Other interactions such as the quadrupolar interaction can lead to line widths of 1000's of ppm due to the strength of the interaction. The first-order quadrupolar broadening is largely suppressed by sufficiently fast MAS, but the second-order quadrupolar broadening has a different angular dependence and cannot be removed by spinning at one angle alone. Ways to achieve isotropic lineshapes for quadrupolar nuclei include spinning at two angles simultaneously (DOR), sequentially (DAS), or through refocusing the second-order quadrupolar interaction with a two-dimensional experiment such as MQMAS or STMAS.Anisotropic interactions in solution-state NMR From the perspective of solution-state NMR, it can be desirable to reduce motional averaging of dipolar interactions by alignment media. The order of magnitude of these residual dipolar...(and so on)


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