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Molecular mobility measurement benzene

Molecular mobility measurement, hydrocarbons in zeolites, 39 351-410 benzene... [Pg.146]

Figure 2 shows the thermal correlation times rc, calculated from the longitudinal relaxation times in the usual way (1). The time constant rc is a direct measure of the molecular mobility, and one recognizes that at room temperature the molecular mobility of cyclohexane is about 200 times greater than that of benzene. As the corresponding heats of adsorption (5) differ only by a factor 1.5, proton relaxation is extremely sensitive to specific interaction (c/. (6)). [Pg.431]

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