An alternative to the inversion-recovery method for estimating Rz is the saturation-recovery experiment. This starts with the
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An alternative to the inversion-recovery method for estimating Rz is the saturation-recovery experiment. This starts with the spin being irradiated for a long time so that it becomes saturated, i.e. MZ = 0. There then follows a delay Ï, followed by a 90° pulse and then observation of the FID. Show that the z-magnetization at the end of Ï is given by
make a sketch of Mz(Ï) as a function of Ï.
Explain how the data from a series of experiments recorded with increasing values of Ï can be used, in conjunction with a graphical method, to estimate Rz.
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M.(r) = M [1 - exp(-RT)]:
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