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Nogniks
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Hello everybody,
I've got a gap in my understanding regarding NMR systems, and I hope you can help: if the magnetisation of a proton is M0 in the Mz direction initially, a 90ox-RF-pulse will change the magnetisation to M0 in the My direction immediately after the pulse. But what happens when a 90ox-RF-pulse is applied to a system which, at the beginning of the pulse, is not in the equilibrium state (for example in a state (Mx,My,Mz) = (a,b,c)) - what will happen? As far as my understanding reaches, Mx=a won't change, but what happens to Mz and My?
I hope you can help, and thanks in advance!
Regards,
Thijs
I've got a gap in my understanding regarding NMR systems, and I hope you can help: if the magnetisation of a proton is M0 in the Mz direction initially, a 90ox-RF-pulse will change the magnetisation to M0 in the My direction immediately after the pulse. But what happens when a 90ox-RF-pulse is applied to a system which, at the beginning of the pulse, is not in the equilibrium state (for example in a state (Mx,My,Mz) = (a,b,c)) - what will happen? As far as my understanding reaches, Mx=a won't change, but what happens to Mz and My?
I hope you can help, and thanks in advance!
Regards,
Thijs