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95 Mo NMR STUDIES ON SOME CARBONYLMOLYBDENUM COMPOUNDS
Wu Daxu, Chen Zhong, Lu Getan, Pan Guohua, Sun Haofen, Zhuang Botao
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1997, 14(5): 375-378.
The 95 Mo NMR chemical shifts of 12 carbonylmolybdenum compounds have been determined. The influential factors on 95 Mo chemical shifts such as the oxidation state of molybdenum atom,interactions between homometals, and between heterometals, and ligand substitution etc. have been discussed briefly.
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NEURAL NETWORK APPLIED TO THE STUDY OF CHEMICAL SHIFT OF 13 C NMR SPECTROSCOPY IN ALKANES WITH A NOVEL MOLECULAR DISTANCEEDGE VECTOR (λ)
Hu Fang, Liu Shushen, Yu Banmei, Peng Shengyang, Mo Liyu, Cao Chenzhong, Muramatsu Y, Li Zhiliang
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1997, 14(5): 403-412.
Systematic studies were made on the 13 C NMR and its regularity of chemical shift sum (CSS).In this paper, a set of novel molecular graph theoretical parameters, called the distance-edge vector (λ), was developed and found to be excellently correlated to 13 C NMR CSS of alkanes. The modified backpropagation (MBP) naural networks were also applied to estimate and predict, the ressults satisfactoryly.
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AN ALGORITHM FOR ANALYZING EPR SPECTRA OF SOLUTION FREE RADICAL BASED ON UNCONSTRAINED OPTIMIZATION THEORY
Tang Chang, Zou Xilu, Wan Qjan
Chinese Journal of Magnetic Resonance, 1997, 14(5): 449-457.
An algorithm for analyzing EPR spectra of solution free radical by use of combining the nonlinear least-squares method with the Monte-Carlo method based on the unconstrained optimization theory is described. This program can fit the experimental EPR spectra data automatically. The EPR spectral parameters, including Lorentzian and Gaussian components to the lineshape, peak height, linewidth,resonance position, and hyperfine couple constant could be extracted from experimental spcctra rapidly with a good accuracy (≤ 5% for the peak height and linewidth, and ≌ 0.002% for the resonance position). The program based on this algorithm has been applied to an EPR data system developed by ourselves which was built on a PC microcomputer system and yield good results.