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選択的にデュテラートされたBDPAラジカルによるオーバーハウザーのダイナミックな核極化

Léo Delage-Laurin¹, Ravi Shankar Palani, Natalie Golota

¹Institute for Soldier Nanotechnologies, Cambridge, Massachusetts 02139, United States.

Journal of the American Chemical Society

|November 23, 2021

まとめ

絶縁剤におけるオーバーハウザー効果 (OE) のメカニズムは,デュテラートされたBDPA基を用いて明らかにされた. 特定の陽子の超微細結合は,極化移転経路を決定し,OE-DNPにおけるαとγスピンの役割を明らかにする.

科学分野:

固体核磁共振 (NMR) スペクトロシー
電子パラマグネティック共振 (EPR) スペクトル
ダイナミックな核極化 (DNP)

背景:

オーバーハウザー効果 (OE) は,液体および導電性固体で知られているが,最近は,絶縁性固体で観察されている.
断熱器のOE-DNPにおける極化移転メカニズムは完全に理解されていません.
1,3-ビスディフェニレン-2-フェニラリル (BDPA) の陽子に対する極細結合が重要な要因として提案されている.

研究の目的:

OE-DNPメカニズムにおける極細結合の固体隔離における役割を調査する.
選択的にデュテラートされたBDPAラジカルを研究することによって,極化移転経路を解明する.

主な方法:

選択的に二酸化BDPA基 (1,3-[α,γ-d8]-BDPA,1,3-[β,δ-d8]-BDPA,1,3-[α,β,γ,δ-d16]-BDPA) を合成し,93%以上の2Hを組み込みました.
電子パラマグネティック共鳴 (EPR) 測定により,合成されたラジカルを特徴付けます.
オーバーハウザー効果の増強を定量化するためのダイナミック・ニュクリア・ポラライゼーション (DNP) 測定.

主要な成果:

完全に陽子化されたBDPAは強い陽性OE増強を示した (ε ≈ +70).
素の化により負の増強 (ε ≈ - 13) が発生した.
α,γ-位置での選択的デュテレーションは弱い負の強化 (ε ≈ -1) を与え,β,δ-デュテレーションは正の強化 (ε ≈ +36) を与えました.

結論:

この研究は,BDPA基における高精度結合αとγ1Hスピンが,ゼロと二重量子クロスリラックス経路の優位性を決定するために重要であることを示しています.
これらの発見は,隔離固体におけるOE-DNPの極化移転メカニズムを明確にします.

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