th - 1988 - 51st ENC Conference
th - 1988 - 51st ENC Conference
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31p SOLID STATE NMR STUDIES OF ZrP, Mg3P2, MgP4, AND CdPS3,<br />
R. A. Nissan* and'T. A. Vanderah, Chemistry Division, Research Department,<br />
Naval Weapons Center, China Lake, CA 93555.<br />
The 31p solid state NMR spectra of ZrP, Mg3P2, MgP4, and CdPS3 are reported. Static and marc<br />
angle spinning (MAS) spectra were obtained for each compound. In all cases, chemical shift anisotropy and<br />
<strong>th</strong>e effects of dipolar broadening were sufficiently reduced by <strong>th</strong>e MAS me<strong>th</strong>od to reveal <strong>th</strong>e isotropic<br />
hemical shifts for each crystallographically distinct phosphorus. The observed resonances were assigned to<br />
he different types of phosphorus by considering <strong>th</strong>e structural details of each compound. In ZrP <strong>th</strong>e two<br />
.'hemical shifts of +128.4 and +187.5 ppm (relative to 85% H3PO4) were assigned to P occupying <strong>th</strong>e<br />
¢¢yckoff 2d and 2a sites, respectively. Assignments were confirmed by quenching of ZrP0.92 <strong>th</strong>us<br />
mriching <strong>th</strong>e 2a site. In Mg3P2, two resonances from <strong>th</strong>e 24d and 8a site P atoms were observed at -262.3<br />
md -239.6 ppm, respectively. In MgP4 two types of phosphorus, one type coordinated to two Mg and two<br />
P and <strong>th</strong>e o<strong>th</strong>er to <strong>th</strong>ree P and one Mg, gave chemical shifts of-109.2 and -6.1 ppm, respectively. From<br />
,?.dPS3 only one resonance at +104.9 ppm is observed as all P atoms are crystallographically:equivalent.<br />
I HIGH RESOLUTION SPECTRA OF LIQUIDS IN INHOMOGENEOUS ENVIRONMENTS<br />
AS OBTAINED BY MASS<br />
V. Rutar, Department of Chemistry, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa 50011<br />
Magic angle sample spinning successfully reduces line broadening arising from<br />
differences in magnetic susceptibility. Al<strong>th</strong>ough <strong>th</strong>is advantage seems<br />
superficial in NMR spectroscopy of solids, it offers interesting new<br />
possibilities in studies of some "liquid-like" samples. Many biological systems<br />
represnet significant examples where MASS improves resolution and sensitivity.<br />
IH and 13C spectra of plant seeds facilitate nondestructive determination of oil<br />
composition <strong>th</strong>us allowing rapid development of better varieties. Detection of<br />
dissolved sugars monitors germination processes wi<strong>th</strong>out destroying <strong>th</strong>e sample.<br />
MASS of liquids can be applied also to o<strong>th</strong>er objects which are small enough to<br />
fit into <strong>th</strong>e spinner cavity (typical volume is about 1 cm~), because spinning<br />
frequencies are moderate (100-500 Hz). Precise balancing of rotors is not<br />
essential and mechanical stress does not appear dangerous.<br />
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