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  • Analytical Chemistry
  • Spectroscopy

Background:

  • Quantitative nuclear magnetic resonance (qNMR) is crucial for accurate organic compound quantification, especially without reference standards.
  • High-accuracy qNMR is vital for producing reference materials and advancing analytical chemistry.
  • Performing qNMR in natural isotopic abundance solvents enhances throughput and application scope.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To assess various pulse sequences for effective solvent suppression in qNMR.
  • To investigate limitations of NMR acquisitions with large solvent signals and solvent suppression techniques.
  • To develop and validate robust qNMR methods for non-deuterated solvent environments.

Main Methods:

  • Evaluation of multiple pulse sequences for solvent signal suppression.
  • In-depth analysis of NMR acquisition limitations: dynamic range, relaxation losses, and peak proximity.
  • Development of binomial-like pulse sequences integrated into inversion-recovery for T1 measurement in no-D NMR.

Main Results:

  • Binomial-like sequences demonstrated superior robustness and reliability for solvent suppression in most qNMR scenarios.
  • Alternative modern pulse sequences were proposed for situations where optimal sequences are not feasible.
  • The developed binomial-like inversion-recovery sequence enables accurate T1 measurements for optimized repetition times in no-D NMR.
  • Secondary suppression notches in binomial-like sequences were found to be adjustable.

Conclusions:

  • Binomial-like pulse sequences offer a robust solution for solvent suppression in qNMR, enhancing accuracy and reliability.
  • The developed methods facilitate high-accuracy qNMR measurements in non-deuterated solvents, expanding experimental possibilities.
  • A comprehensive uncertainty budget was estimated for qNMR experiments employing solvent suppression techniques.