Difference between revisions of "NMR Theories"
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| − | [[Micro view of NMR|Micro level - at the level of the nucleus]] | + | * [[Micro view of NMR|Micro level - at the level of the nucleus]] |
| − | [[Macro view of NMR|Macro level - at the level of the sample]] | + | * [[Macro view of NMR|Macro level - at the level of the sample]] |
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| + | * [[NMR of solids]] - it is still fundamentally NMR, but the technical challenges of having a solid vs a liquid need a whole section to describe the theory | ||
Revision as of 21:42, 15 March 2020
There are two main ways to look at NMR. One way looks at the absorbance of photons by atomic nuclei. The other looks at absorption of rf energy by a sample.
List of topics in this section
- NMR of solids - it is still fundamentally NMR, but the technical challenges of having a solid vs a liquid need a whole section to describe the theory
