Journey to the Centre of the Earth: Jule Vernes' dream in the laboratory from an NMR perspective
arXiv:1803.04643
Abstract
High pressure nuclear magnetic resonance is among the most challenging fields of research for every NMR spectroscopist due to inherently low signal intensities, inaccessible and ultra-small samples, and overall extremely harsh conditions in the sample cavity of modern high pressure vessels. This review aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the topic of high pressure research and its fairly young and brief relationship with NMR.
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