Why Do My T1 and T2 Values for Mineral Oil Show Significant Errors?

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I just need help determining how to find T1 and T2 relaxation times as well as formulas for each. If anyone has any idea where to find T1 and T2 relaxation times for Copper Sulfate in the following concentrations 1 M and .1 M.
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I know that T1 = t_o/ln(2) but I dont know if there is a formula for T2 besides graphing the data for T2 and getting the line of best fit (exponential) and then inverting the b in e^(-bx), to get that T2=1/b.
I have found articles that show T1 and T2 values for mineral oil and I compare them to mine and there is over 50% error also I know that T1>T2 but mine numbers don't follow that scheme.
 
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