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NMR of ordered liquids / edited by E. Elliott Burnell and Cornelis A. De Lange.
Chemistry Library - Books QC762 .N64 2003
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- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Liquids--Spectra.
- Liquids.
- Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.
- Anisotropy.
- Physical Description:
- xxv, 455 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Dordrecht ; Boston : Kluwer Academic Publishers, [2003]
- Contents:
- 1 Basics of NMR of molecules in uniaxial anisotropic environments / C.A. de Lange, E.E. Burnell 5
- 2 General Hamiltonian in uniaxial anisotropic liquids 6
- 3 The high-field approximation 9
- 4 Transformation to molecule-fixed axes 11
- 5 Orientation parameters 12
- 6 Molecular symmetry 15
- 7 Simple examples of NMR spectra of orientationally ordered molecules 17
- 8 Orientational order induced by anisotropic solvents 21
- 9 Orientational order induced by strong electric fields 22
- 10 Orientational order induced by strong magnetic fields 23
- 11 Internal motion 24
- 2 Density matrix methods in NMR / M. Bloom, E.E. Burnell, C.A. de Lange 27
- 3 Pulsed NMR 30
- 3 Coherent averaging and correlation of anisotropic spin interactions in oriented molecules / Malgorzata Marjanska, Robert H. Havlin, Dimitris Sakellariou 45
- 2 Spatial reorientation techniques 45
- 3 Two-dimensional dynamic director correlations 50
- 4 Spin manipulation based techniques 51
- 5 Multidimensional techniques 57
- 4 Multiple Quantum NMR Spectroscopy in Orientationally Ordered Fluids / Leslie D. Field 67
- 1 NMR in orientationally ordered fluids 67
- 2 Spectral simplification by MQNMR 68
- 3 Excitation and detection of multiple quantum coherence 69
- 4 Selective deuteration for spectral simplification 76
- 5 Spectral analysis and simulation 77
- 6 Structural studies using MQNMR 77
- 7 Structual studies by [superscript 1]H MQNMR 80
- 8 Heteronuclear MQNMR 84
- 9 Other applications of MQNMR in liquid crystalline solvents 84
- 5 Spectral Analysis of Orientationally Ordered Molecules / Raymond T. Syvitski 89
- 2 Tools of the trade 90
- Part II NMR of solute atoms and molecules
- 6 NMR of Noble Gases Dissolved in Liquid Crystals / Jukka Jokisaari 109
- 2 NMR properties of noble gases 109
- 3 Chemical shift 110
- 4 Quadrupole coupling 121
- 5 Relaxation 127
- 6 [superscript 129]Xe self-diffusion 130
- 7 NMR of partially ordered solutes with emphasis on structure determination / C.L. Khetrapal, G.A. Nagana Gowda 137
- 3 Spectral analysis 141
- 5 Practical considerations for deriving precise molecular structural information 142
- 6 Aids for spectral analysis 145
- 7 Emerging developments and possible future directions 153
- 8 Observation and interpretation of residual dipolar couplings in biomolecules / Jean-Francois Trempe, Kalle Gehring 163
- 2 Theory 164
- 3 Measurement of residual dipolar couplings 166
- 4 Interpretation and applications of dipolar couplings and CSA in structural biology 177
- 9 The search for high-resolution NMR methods for membrane peptide structure / Christophe Fares, James H. Davis 191
- 1 Introduction: NMR of orientationally ordered systems 191
- 2 Theoretical background 193
- 3 Separated local field spectroscopy 197
- 4 High-resolution [superscript 1]H MAS NMR of small membrane proteins 209
- Part III Theory, models, and simulations
- 10 Solutes as probes of simplified models of orientational order / E.E. Burnell, C.A. de Lange 221
- 2 Obtaining a self-consistent set of solute orientational order parameters 224
- 3 Factors affecting solute orientational order 226
- 4 Orientational order of solutes in "magic mixtures" 230
- 5 Comparison of experimental and calculated orientational order in "pure" liquid crystals and "magic mixtures" 234
- 11 Molecular Models of Orientational Order / Alberta Ferrarini, Giorgio J. Moro 241
- 1 Phenomenological models for short-range interactions 242
- 2 Modeling electrostatic interactions 246
- 3 Density functional theory 251
- Appendix Polarization induced by a charge distribution in a dielectric 256
- 12 Molecular theory of orientational order / Demetri J. Photinos 259
- 2 Order parameters, molecular structure and interactions 260
- 3 Approximation schemes for the potential of mean torque 268
- 4 Molecular models 273
- 13 Very Flexible Solutes: Alkyl Chains and Derivatives / Edward T. Samulski 285
- 2 Chronology of NMR studies of flexible solutes 289
- 3 Models of flexible molecules 293
- 14 NMR Studies of Solutes in Liquid Crystals: Small Flexible Molecules / Giorgio Celebre, Marcello Longeri 305
- 2 Theoretical background 306
- 3 The conformational problem 307
- 15 Simulations of Orientational Order of Solutes in Liquid Crystals / James M. Polson 325
- 2 Orientational distribution functions and mean-field potentials 327
- 3 Conformational behaviour of flexible solutes 333
- 4 Electrostatic interactions 337
- Part IV Dynamic aspects and relaxation
- 16 Spin relaxation in orientationally ordered molecules / Ronald Y. Dong 349
- 2 Average Hamiltonian 350
- 3 Spin relaxation theory 354
- 4 Motional models 356
- 5 Applications of spin relaxation 360
- 17 Low-frequency NMR relaxometry of spatially constrained liquid crystals / F. Grinberg, M. Vilfan, E. Anoardo 375
- 2 Field-cycling relaxometry 378
- 3 Low-field proton relaxometry of confined liquid crystals 380
- 4 The dipolar-correlation effect 384
- 5 Deuteron NMR relaxometry of confined liquid crystals 391
- 18 NMR on macroscopically oriented lyotropic systems / G. Oradd, G. Lindblom 399
- 2 Orientation dependent NMR interactions 399
- 3 Lipid translational diffusion 404
- 4 Preparation of macroscopically oriented lamellar systems 407
- 19 Dynamic NMR in liquid crystals and liquid crystalline solutions / Zeev Luz 419
- 2 Dynamic proton NMR of solutes in nematic solvents 420
- 3 Dynamic deuterium NMR spectra 428
- 4 Dynamic carbon-13 MAS NMR 439.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 1402013434
- OCLC:
- 52182577
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