Figure 1: Ultrafast D–T2 correlation LNMR experiment. | Nature Communications

Figure 1: Ultrafast D–T2 correlation LNMR experiment.

From: Ultrafast multidimensional Laplace NMR for a rapid and sensitive chemical analysis

Figure 1

(a) Pulse sequence. (b) Spatial dependence of the inversion time tinversion and the value of wave vector q due to the frequency-swept radio frequency and gradient pulse pair. (c) Transverse magnetization profile after the diffusion encoding. (d) A soft pulse and a delay replacing the first π/2 pulse to convert the antiphase signal to in-phase in PHIP experiments. (e) PROJECT loop replacing the CPMG loop in order to eliminate J modulation.

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