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Molecular Physics
An International Journal at the Interface Between Chemistry and Physics
Volume 38, 1979 - Issue 4
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Magnetic susceptibility anisotropies from quadrupolar magnetic field effects in high field 2H N.M.R.

J.A.B. Lohman Chemical Laboratory of the Free University, de Boelelaan 1083, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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C. MacLean Chemical Laboratory of the Free University, de Boelelaan 1083, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Pages 1255-1261 | Received 22 Feb 1979, Published online: 23 Aug 2006

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G.S. Attard, J.W. Emsley & G.R. Luckhurst. (1983) N.M.R. studies of pretransitional behaviour in nematogens. Molecular Physics 48:3, pages 639-644.
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Wei Li, Bing Wu & Chunlei Liu. (2011) Quantitative susceptibility mapping of human brain reflects spatial variation in tissue composition. NeuroImage 55:4, pages 1645-1656.
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Ivano Bertini, Matthias B.L. Janik, Gaohua Liu, Claudio Luchinat & Antonio Rosato. (2001) Solution Structure Calculations through Self-Orientation in a Magnetic Field of a Cerium(III) Substituted Calcium-Binding Protein. Journal of Magnetic Resonance 148:1, pages 23-30.
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Elliott Burnell. 1997. Optical, Electric and Magnetic Properties of Molecules. Optical, Electric and Magnetic Properties of Molecules 327 334 .
E.W. Bastiaan, C. Maclean, P.C.M. Van Zijl & A.A. Bothner. 1987. 35 77 .
B. H. Ruessink & C. MacLean. (1986) Anisotropy and asymmetry of the polarizability of anthracene, studied by NMR. The Journal of Chemical Physics 85:1, pages 93-98.
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Steve C.F Au-Yeung & Donald R Eaton. (1983) Chemical shift anisotropy and second-sphere hydrogen bondin in Cobalt (III) Complexes. Journal of Magnetic Resonance (1969) 52:3, pages 351-365.
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P.R. Luyten, J. Bulthuis & C. Maclean. (1982) Magnetic susceptibility anisotropies of small molecules measured by NMR. Chemical Physics Letters 89:4, pages 287-290.
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C. Gayathri, A.A. Bothner-By, P.C.M. Van Zijl & C. Maclean. (1982) Dipolar magnetic field effects in NMR spectra of liquids. Chemical Physics Letters 87:2, pages 192-196.
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T.M. Plantenga, H. Bulsink, C. Maclean & Joost A.B. Lohman. (1981) About the concentration dependence of the anisotropy in the magnetic susceptibility of some aromatic compounds in the liquid phase, studied by NMR. Chemical Physics 61:3, pages 271-280.
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Joost A.B Lohman & C MacLean. (1981) The determination of magnetic susceptibility anisotropies from quadrupolar interactions in NMR. Journal of Magnetic Resonance (1969) 42:1, pages 5-13.
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