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Directly vs indirectly enhanced 13C in dynamic nuclear polarization magic angle spinning NMR experiments of nonionic surfactant systems

Hoffmann et al., 2017

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15501433138481660686
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Hoffmann M
Bothe S
Gutmann T
Hartmann F
Reggelin M
Buntkowsky G
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The Journal of Physical Chemistry C

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A study of dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP) in polyethylene glycol and related nonionic surfactants is presented. In these experiments, we found the surprising result that DNP enhanced 13C magic angle spinning (MAS) spectra display two sets of resonances, one …
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