SolidState NMR III Organic Matter: Organic Matter (NMR Basic Principles and Progress, 32),Used

SolidState NMR III Organic Matter: Organic Matter (NMR Basic Principles and Progress, 32),Used

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SolidState NMR is a branch of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance which is presently experiencing a phase of strongly increasing popularity. The most striking evidence is the large number of contributions from SolidState Resonance atNMR meetings, approaching that ofliquid state resonance. Important progress can be observed in three areas: Methodological developments, applications to inorganic matter, and applications to organic matter. These developments are intented to be captured in three volumes in this series, each of them being devoted to more or less one of these areas. The present volume on SolidState NMR III is devoted mainly to organic matter. The recent developments of deuteron NMR and their applications are reviewed in the first chapter. Crosspolarization, MAS, and dynamic angle spinning are being explored for enhancement of information and sensitivity. In addition to the analysis of classical relaxation times and modern 2D spectra, detailed dynamic information becomes accessible from investigations of the relaxation time anisotropies. The second chapter examines crosspolarization in static and rotating solids under conditions of spin diffusion and thermal motion. The underlying dipoledipole interaction is further exploited by the techniques described in the third chapter for studies of polymerpolymer miscibility. Short range techniques are discriminated from longrange techniques based on spin diffusion. The use ofthese techniques is illustrated by a case study ofPMMAJPVF blends. The last chapter addresses novel z methods and applications of twodimensional exchange NMR for investigations of relative molecular orientations, polymer morphology, molecular dynamics, and macroscopic molecular order.

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