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The full width at half height of these Lorentzian peaks is 2/x. One says that the individual peaks have been pressure or eollisionally broadened. [Pg.433]

In these equations A and np are the molar fractions of A and P (8 v) = v - vp is the difference between the resonance frequencies of the nuclei in positions A and P, usually determined from the low-temperature limit A is the full-width at half height in the absence of exchange (r - °°) and v is the variable radio frequency of the NMR experiment. [Pg.262]

In the fast exchange limit ft2 A2, a Lorentzian at the centre d>, is observed with full width at half height 2/T + A2/Q. In the ultrafast exchange limit discussed in the previous section, A2/fi 2/T, the line shape becomes independent of the exchange... [Pg.31]

NMR Measurement of The Residual Water. The residual water obtained in Experiments No. 5 and No. 6 was measured with a broadline NMR spectrometer, in which, proton signal of the water gives a very broad line. The full width at half height of the NMR signal is 15750 Hz and 18000 Hz for samples obtained in Experiments No. 5 and No. 6, respectively. The line width for liquid water is normally less than 5 Hz while the line width for polycrystalline ice is 56000 Hz (39). Therefore, the residual water is expected to have a mobility closer to ice than to liquid water. The wider line given by sample obtained in Experiment No. 6 seems to agree with the expectation that the water is more immobile at higher electrolyte concentration. [Pg.604]

FIGURE 4.4 Line shapes. Lorentzian (broken lines) and Gaussian (solid lines) line shapes and their first derivatives are given. The outermost vertical lines delimit full width at half height (FWHH) of the absorption lines. [Pg.60]

FIGURE 9.1 Linewidth versus standard deviation. A gaussian distribution of unit amplitude is plotted on an x-axis scale in units of the standard deviation (or sigma). At 3.15x0 the unit intensity has dropped to 0.1%. The linewidth in simulations is usually expressed as the halfwidth at half height (HWHH), which is equal to circa 1.17x0, or as twice this value that is, the full width at half height (FWHH). [Pg.154]

For a le couple, the Nemstian behavior predicts a peak full width at half-height (FWHH) of 90.6 mV. Real peak FWHH usually differs from that value. This... [Pg.79]

The width of the image D=lr q where r o is the value of r corresponding to a misorientation equivalent to the full width at half height maximum of the rocking curve. Thus, again,... [Pg.225]

In an organic solid representative broadenings are 150 ppm for aromatic carbon chemical shift anisotropy and 25 kHz (full width at half-height) for a rather strong carbon-proton dipolar interaction. At a carbon Larmor frequency of 15 MHz, the shift anisotropy corresponds to 2.25 kHz. In high magnetic fields the forms of the respective Hamiltonians are... [Pg.67]

To further characterize the mobility of the IRE loop, time-resolved isotropic fluorescence emission decay components of the IRE RNAs were determined as a function of temperature. Some details of the measurements and data assessment will be necessary here to appreciate both the utility of the information and caveats about its literal interpretation. Considering first the TCSPC instrument itself, some uncertainty in the measurements arise from its intrinsic parameters. With 300 nm incident light, the IRF of the photomultiplier tube ranged from 190 to 276 ps full-width at half-height (FWHH). The width of the IRF and the time resolution (32.5 ps/channel) limit the short components that can be reliably extracted from the fit, and certainly those <200 ps will have large errors on their amplitudes and lifetimes. Fluorescence emission decay components as short as 9—20 ps (Larsen et al., 2001) and 30—70 ps (Guest el al., 1991) (and much shorter by Wan et al., 2000) have been measured for 2AP in a stacked conformation, but in our instrument, a fit to such a short lifetime would be inaccurate. [Pg.280]

If both this experiment and Experiment 15 are performed, compare the resolution (full width at half height, in keV) of the 242Pu peaks. [Pg.136]

Although fluorescence has been a major hindrance for the use of Raman spectroscopy in biology, Shope and colleagues [116] clearly showed that the narrow Raman peaks were distinct from the broad features of fluorescence and proposed the use of full widths at half-height of the peaks for chemical quantitation from Raman spectra. Shope et al. [116] used a least squares fit to analyse the Raman spectra for quantification of the production of ethanol during the... [Pg.93]

The term c/2D gives the frequency separation between consecutive modes and is approximately 300 MHz for a mirror separation D of 50 cm. The shape of the cavity resonance is Lorentzian, and its full width at half height (Avc) is typically 1 MHz at a frequency vc of 10 GHz. The quality factor, Q, which is equal to vc/Avc, is approximately 104, which is high. [Pg.709]

Defined as the full width at half height. <1972JA6579>. [Pg.674]

The parameters in equation (13) are the molar absorptivity at the absorption maximum (smax), the full width at half height (Avi/2), the energy of the absorption maximum (Avmax), an orbital degeneracy factor (goi this is important only in... [Pg.1181]


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