Dipolar Coupling Information in Multispin Systems: Application of a Compensated REDOR NMR Approach to Inorganic Phosphates |
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Authors: | Jerry C. C. Chan Hellmut Eckert |
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Affiliation: | Institut für Physikalische Chemie, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität Münster, Schlossplatz 7, D48149, Münster, Germany |
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Abstract: | Anexperimental strategy has been developed for measuring multiple dipole–dipole interactions in inorganic compounds using the technique of rotational echo double resonance (REDOR) NMR. Geometry-independent information about the dipole couplings between the observe nuclear species S (arbitrary quantum number) and the heteronuclear species I (spin-) can be conveniently obtained from the experimental curve of ΔS/S0 versus dipolar evolution time by limiting the analysis to the initial data range 0 < ΔS/S0 < 0.30. Numerical simulations have been carried out on a three-spin system of type SI2 in order to assess the effect of the I–I homonuclear dipole–dipole coupling and the influence of experimental imperfections such as finite pulse length and misadjustments of the 180° pulses applied to the I-spin species. The simulations show further that within the initial data range the effects of such misadjustments can be internally compensated by a modified sequence having an additional 180° pulse on the I channel in the middle of the dipolar evolution periods. Experimental 27Al{31P} REDOR results on the multispin systems Al(PO3)3, AlPO4, [AlPO4]12(C3H7)4NF, and Na3PO4 confirm the general utility of this approach. Thus, for applications to unknown systems the compensation strategy obviates calibration procedures with model compounds. |
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Keywords: | REDOR heteronuclear dipole– dipole interaction MAS second moment phosphates |
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