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SPECTRAL SIMULATION TECHNIQUE AND ITS APPLICATION TO HIGH-RESOLUTION LMR SPECTRA OF NITRIC OXIDE
Lin Jieli, Guo Yuanqing, Liu Hongping, Liu Xiaoyong, Huang Guangming, Gao Hui, Li Fengyan, Li Jinrui, Liu Yuyan
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1999, 16(4): 279-288.
Laser Magnetic Resonance(LMR) Spectroscopic technique employs sweeping magnetic field with ac magnetic flux as modulation to obtain spectra of free radicals. The spectral lines normally have Voigt line shape and different line width in field strength unit. This paper presents a universal simulation technique and program, which can be used to precisely simulate LMR spectra and any other spectra. Its application to the simulation of 15 N 16 O X 2 Π3/2 v =1←0, Q 2 (2. 5) LMR spectra proved its success and high accuracy. Remarkable agreement between the experimental spectra and the synthesized spectra confirms that it will be a useful computer aid to the analysis of complex spectra.
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THE APPLICATION OF HMQC-TOCSY TO THE PLANT GLYCOSIDES AND PLANT CYCLOPEPTIDES
Teng Rongwei, Wang Dezu, Li Chaoming, Ding Zhongtao, Yang Chongren
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1999, 16(4): 295-301.
HMQC-TOCSY experiment is a useful 2D NMR technique for elucidating structures of organic molecules that possess independent spin systems. From HMQC-TOCSY spectrum, we can obtain information of all the proton connectivities in the F 2 dimension and information of the carbon connectivity in the F 1 dimension for a given spin system, so the chemical shifts of both proton and carbon can be simultaneously assigned. In this paper, two examples, annosquamosin A, which is a cyclopeptide, and prostratoside A, which is a triterpenoidal saponin, are given to demonstrate the application of this technique to the natural products.