Can Harmonics of Larmor Frequency Affect Proton Precession in NMR?

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Start date Jun 5, 2008
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Harmonics of the Larmor frequency are unlikely to affect proton precession in NMR due to the extremely sharp resonance bandwidth. The discussion confirms that the focus is on NMR and its principles. Participants express uncertainty about the topic, indicating a need for further clarification. Overall, the consensus suggests that harmonics do not play a significant role in proton precession. Understanding the limitations of resonance in NMR is crucial for accurate interpretations.

Jun 5, 2008

rj_duff

Would a harmonic of the Larmor frequency have any effect on proton precession?

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Jun 5, 2008

marcusl

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You're talking about NMR? I think not. The resonance bandwidth is extremely sharp.

Jun 5, 2008

rj_duff

Yes, I was talking about NMR.

That is what I was thinking, however my knowledge in this area is very limited and just needed more input.

Thanks.

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