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Quantitative NMR using water as internal calibrant
1Bayer Crop Science, Chesterfield, Missouri, USA.
Abstract:
A new quantitative nuclear magnetic resonance (qNMR) method, called qNMRw, using water as the internal calibrant has been developed. Its principles, procedures, calculations, and test results are presented here. It is shown to avoid the difficulties created by moisture present in other reference materials. High precision and accuracy can be achieved with qNMRw. The method can be used for analyzing technical materials, herbicide formulation products, and other types of chemical samples. It can also be used to measure the purity and concentration of materials to be used as quantitation calibrants.
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