Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Volume

Grant DM, Harris RK (eds) (2003) Encyclopedia of nuclear magnetic resonance, volumes 1-9. Wiley, Chichester, UK... 

Bowers, C. R., Sensitivity enhancement utilizing parahydrogen. In Grant, D.M., Harris, R. K. (Eds.), Encyclopedia of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Volume 9, 2002, p.l. 

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The Chemical Society Specialist Periodical Reports, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance , Volumes 1-7. 

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Volume 31 The Royal Society of Chemistry, 2002... 

For those wishing to study the theory and practice of high-resolution NMR in more detail, numerous texts and reviews are available [1-13], while other discussions of the high-resolution NMR of polymers may be found in [14-18]. A comprehensive survey of the application of NMR to polymers appears in the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance volume in the Specialist Periodical Report series published annually by the Royal Society of Chemistry. 

Because of the large number of papers published in the period under review (1977 and 1978 calendar years), and the limited time and space available, many references herein are very brief. West European, Japanese, and North American literature has been covered fairly thoroughly, but those references to the East European and Russian literature appearing here do so mainly by virtue of a citation in Chemical Abstracts. For earlier years, the reader is referred to the chapters on Synthetic Macromolecules in the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance volumes published annually in this Specialist Periodical Reports series, beginning in 1972. 

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