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INEPT NMR Spectroscopy of 14NDn groups: product operator theory and simulation

Deniz TÜRKPENÇE
İrfan ŞAKA and Azmi GENÇTEN
Pages
139–148
Publication Date
2010-03-01
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Also, it is suggested that the INEPT NMR experiment of IS (I=1, S=1) spin system can be used in NMR quantum computing.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Product operator formalism is widely used for the analytical description of multi-dimensional and multiple-pulse NMR experiments for the weakly coupled spin systems having spin-1/2 and spin-1 nuclei.
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Product operator formalism is widely used for the analytical description of multi-dimensional and multiple-pulse NMR experiments for the weakly coupled spin systems having spin-1/2 and spin-1 nuclei. The INEPT NMR experiment is a polarization transfer experiment including J-coupling. In this study, the INEPT NMR experiment was analytically investigated by using product operator theory for weakly coupled ISn(14NDn) (I=1, S=1; n=1, 2, 3) spin systems. The obtained theoretical results represent the FID values of 14NDn groups. In order to make Fourier transform of the obtained FID values, a Maple program is used and then simulated spectra of the INEPT experiment are obtained for 14NDn groups. Then, the experimental suggestions are made for the INEPT NMR experiment of 14NDn groups. Also, it is suggested that the INEPT NMR experiment of IS (I=1, S=1) spin system can be used in NMR quantum computing.

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Product operator formalism is widely used for the analytical description of multi-dimensional and multiple-pulse NMR experiments for the weakly coupled spin systems having spin-1/2 and spin-1 nuclei. The INEPT NMR experiment is a polarization transfer experiment including J-coupling. In this study, the INEPT NMR experiment was analytically investigated by using product operator theory for weakly coupled ISn(14NDn) (I=1, S=1; n=1, 2, 3) spin systems. The obtained theoretical results represent the FID values of 14NDn groups. In order to make Fourier transform of the obtained FID values, a Maple program is used and then simulated spectra of the INEPT experiment are obtained for 14NDn groups. Then, the experimental suggestions are made for the INEPT NMR experiment of 14NDn groups. Also, it is suggested that the INEPT NMR experiment of IS (I=1, S=1) spin system can be used in NMR quantum computing.

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TÜRKPENÇE, D., GENÇTEN, İ. Ş. A. A. (2010). INEPT NMR Spectroscopy of 14NDn groups: product operator theory and simulation. Turkish Journal of Physics, Cilt: 34 - Sayı: 3, 139–148. https://ajindex.com/articles/724038

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