B11 spc phasing problem

Jiejun Wu (jwu@uci.edu)
Fri, 22 May 1998 13:40:54 -0800

Dear All,

I guess the B11 spectrum needed more first order phase correction than I
expected. After I rephased the spectrum, it looks fine. The two main peaks
and sidebands are all standing up, with a curly baseline plus a little bit
"heavy-peak" syndrome. Thanks to Alan Olson, Steven Silber, Bob Sato, Tom
Pratum, and Alan M Kenwright who replied to my question and pointed out two
possibilities: too narrow a sweep width and wrong phase correction.

I guess I was afraid of some sort of strange things shown up by the
qudrapolar B11 nucleus in the solid state.

Best Regards,

Jiejun

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