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What is the working of NMR?

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tiny-mole [99]3 years ago

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NMR stands for Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, and NMR spectroscopy is the technology that makes use of the phenomena of NMR in the analysis of a material's molecular structure through measurement and observance of the nuclear spin interactions, in order to determine the biological, physical and chemical properties of the material

NMR works by the noting that some atoms in molecules placed in a strong magnetic field display the characteristics of small magnets. The application of a broad spectrum radio frequency to the molecules will cause the nuclei to resonate at particular frequencies. An NMR spectrum is formed from the measured nuclei resonant frequencies such that the graph peaks shows the correct frequencies in the sample and the peak height is directly related to the proportion or number of the nuclei which are resonating to a given frequency, such that the frequency values are indicative of the type of atoms and their distances apart from a given atom

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