NMR HOLE-BURNING - A STUDY OF SLOW MOLECULAR ROTATIONS IN GLASSY GLYCEROL

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[7] DEMAU C, 1973, CR ACAD SCI B PHYS, V276, P369

[8] STRUCTURAL RELAXATION BY DIGITAL-CORRELATION SPECTROSCOPY [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW A, 1974, 9 (04) : 1740 - 1742

[9] OBSERVATIONS IN SOLID POLYETHYLENES BY C-13 NUCLEAR MAGNETIC-RESONANCE WITH MAGIC ANGLE SAMPLE SPINNING [J]. MACROMOLECULES, 1979, 12 (04) : 762 - 767

[10] The third law of thermodynamics evidence from the specific heats of glycerol that the entropy of a glass exceeds that of a crystal at the absolute zero [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1923, 45 : 93 - 104

[1] ABRAGAM A, 1961, PRINCIPLES NUCLEAR M

[2] RELAXATION EFFECTS IN NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE ABSORPTION [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1948, 73 (07): : 679 - 712

[3] CONRADI MS, 1981, B AM PHYS SOC, V26, P219

[4] SINGLE COIL PROBE WITH TRANSMISSION-LINE TUNING FOR NUCLEAR MAGNETIC DOUBLE-RESONANCE [J]. REVIEW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS, 1976, 47 (12) : 1486 - 1488

[5] DALTON LR, 1976, ADV MAGN RESON, V8, P149

[6] DIELECTRIC RELAXATION IN GLYCEROL, PROPYLENE GLYCOL, AND NORMAL-PROPANOL [J]. JOURNAL OF CHEMICAL PHYSICS, 1951, 19 (12) : 1484 - 1490

[7] DEMAU C, 1973, CR ACAD SCI B PHYS, V276, P369

[8] STRUCTURAL RELAXATION BY DIGITAL-CORRELATION SPECTROSCOPY [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW A, 1974, 9 (04) : 1740 - 1742

[9] OBSERVATIONS IN SOLID POLYETHYLENES BY C-13 NUCLEAR MAGNETIC-RESONANCE WITH MAGIC ANGLE SAMPLE SPINNING [J]. MACROMOLECULES, 1979, 12 (04) : 762 - 767

[10] The third law of thermodynamics evidence from the specific heats of glycerol that the entropy of a glass exceeds that of a crystal at the absolute zero [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1923, 45 : 93 - 104