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Hello. What is the best definition to the state of "saturation" in the context of NMR?
No phase coherence in the transverse plane and no net Mz seem to be an important requirements.
Can dephasing with a field gradient count as "saturation"?
What methods can be used to achieve saturation - are there better/worse ones?
Thanks!
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Hello. What is the best definition to the state of "saturation" in the context of NMR?
No phase coherence in the transverse plane and no net Mz seem to be an important requirements.
requirements. Can dephasing with a field gradient count as "saturation"?
What methods can be used to achieve saturation - are there better/worse ones?
Thanks!
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Hello. What is the best definition to the state of "saturation" in the context of NMR?
No phase coherence in the transverse plane and no net Mz Mz seem to be an important requirements.
Can dephasing with a field gradient count as "saturation"?
What methods can be used to achieve saturation - are there better/worse ones?
Thanks!
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Hello. What is the best definition to the state of "saturation" in the context of NMR?
No phase coherence in the transverse plane and no net Mz seem to be important requirements.
requirements. Is there anything else?
Can dephasing with a field gradient count as "saturation"?
What methods can be used to achieve saturation - are there better/worse ones?
Thanks!
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No.4 Revision
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Hello. What is the best definition to the state of "saturation" in the context of NMR?
No phase coherence in the transverse plane and no net Mz seem to be important requirements. Is there anything else?
Can dephasing with a field gradient count as "saturation"?
Is there anything else?
What methods can be used to achieve saturation - are there better/worse ones?
Thanks!
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No.5 Revision
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Hello. What is the best definition to the state of "saturation" in the context of NMR?
No phase coherence in the transverse plane and no net Mz seem to be important requirements. Can dephasing with a field gradient count as "saturation"?
Is there anything else?
What methods can be used to achieve saturation - are there better/worse ones?
Thanks!
