Relaxation time measurement in liquids using compact NMR
Aigul Akkulova
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Technobius physics.,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
3(1), P. 0027 - 0027
Published: March 21, 2025
This
study
investigates
the
influence
of
experimental
parameters
on
accurate
determination
longitudinal
and
transverse
relaxation
times
in
liquids
using
compact
nuclear
magnetic
resonance
relaxometry.
Water
glycerin
were
selected
as
representative
samples
due
to
their
contrasting
viscosities
behaviors.
The
primary
objective
was
evaluate
how
repetition
time,
echo
number
data
points,
time
step
affect
precision
T₁
T₂
measurements.
Longitudinal
determined
a
variable
method,
while
measured
via
multi-echo
spin
sequence.
Exponential
fitting
algorithms
employed
extract
from
recorded
signal
amplitudes.
For
water,
found
be
approximately
3.0
s
for
1.423
T₂.
In
contrast,
exhibited
significantly
shorter
times,
with
estimated
at
0.126
0.094
s.
results
demonstrated
that
estimation
requires
carefully
optimized
acquisition
settings.
Specifically,
must
exceed
three
value
ensure
full
recovery,
short
high
echoes
are
essential
reliable
determination.
findings
address
critical
methodological
gap
relaxometry
protocols
offer
practical
recommendations
enhancing
measurement
accuracy
simple
liquids.
Language: Английский
Unconventional Parahydrogen-Induced Hyperpolarization Effects in Chemistry and Catalysis: From Photoreactions to Enzymes
ACS Catalysis,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 6386 - 6409
Published: April 4, 2025
Nuclear
spin
hyperpolarization
utilizing
parahydrogen
has
the
potential
for
broad
applications
in
chemistry,
catalysis,
biochemistry,
and
medicine.
This
review
examines
recent
chemical
biochemical
insights
gained
using
parahydrogen-induced
polarization
(PHIP).
We
begin
with
photoinduced
PHIP,
which
allows
investigation
of
short-lived
photoactivated
catalysis.
Next,
we
partially
negative
line
effect,
distinctive
shape
helps
to
reveal
information
about
rapid
exchange
role
catalytic
species.
The
NMR
signal
enhancement
a
single
proton
oneH-PHIP
is
discussed,
challenging
underpinning
concept
necessity
pairwise
hydrogenation.
Furthermore,
examine
metal-free
PHIP
facilitated
by
frustrated
Lewis
pair
molecular
tweezers
radicaloids,
demonstrating
alternative
routes
Although
symmetric
molecules
incorporating
are
silent,
showcase
methods
that
hyperpolarized
states
through
post-hydrogenation
reactions.
discuss
processes
mediate
transfer
between
target,
expanding
reach
without
synthesizing
specialized
precursors.
conclude
this
highlighting
uncovering
H2
activation
mechanisms
hydrogenases.
By
providing
detailed
these
diverse
phenomena,
aim
familiarize
reader
versatility
its
mechanistic
studies
analysis.
Language: Английский
Rotating Polarization Magnetometry
Sensors,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
25(9), P. 2682 - 2682
Published: April 24, 2025
Precise
magnetometry
is
vital
in
numerous
scientific
and
technological
applications.
At
the
forefront
of
sensitivity,
optical
atomic
magnetometry,
particularly
techniques
utilizing
nonlinear
magneto-optical
rotation
(NMOR),
enables
ultraprecise
measurements
across
a
broad
field
range.
Despite
their
potential,
these
reportedly
lose
sensitivity
higher
magnetic
fields,
which
attributed
to
alignment-to-orientation
conversion
(AOC)
process.
In
our
study,
we
utilized
light
with
continuously
rotating
linear
polarization
avoid
AOC,
produced
robust
signals
achieving
high
magnetometric
over
dynamic
range
nearly
three
times
greater
than
Earth’s
field.
We
demonstrated
that
employing
surpasses
other
NMOR
use
modulated
light.
Our
findings
also
indicate
previously
observed
signal
deterioration
was
not
due
suggesting
an
alternative
cause
for
this
decline.
Language: Английский