Anisotropy of Molecular Reorientation in Pure Liquid Benzene Using Nuclear Relaxation of the Longitudinal13C−1H Two-Spin Order
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- 1997-03-01
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Proton, Anisotropy, Relaxation (psychology), Dipole, Proton spin crisis
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- Molecular motion and solvation of benzene in water, carbon tetrachloride, carbon disulfide and benzene: A combined molecular dynamics simulation and nuclear magnetic resonance study
- Determination of the rotation-diffusion tensor orientation from NMR 13C-1H cross-relaxation rates
- Dynamics of water in conical solvation shells around a benzene solute under different thermodynamic conditions.
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