Article | REF: IN166 V1

Ultra-wide line solid state NMR of quadrupolar nuclei: example of strontium-87

Authors: Danielle LAURENCIN, Christian BONHOMME

Publication date: May 10, 2014

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2. Principle of solid-phase NMR

NMR is a non-destructive structural analysis technique based on the nuclear spin (I) property of certain nuclei. The notion of nuclear spin is purely quantum in nature, and can be rigorously treated mathematically within the framework of quantum mechanics . It has been demonstrated that I can only take on integer (0, 1...) or half-integer (3/2, 5/2...) values. NMR is only possible when I ≠ 0. The properties of a few nuclei of interest to our presentation are shown in Table

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