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PracticalAspects< The Nobel prize discoveries | Index | The Free Induction Decay and the nuclear relaxation > We will now briefly cover a few practical aspects to introduce the experimental part of modern NMR First of all we shall see in what typical conditions one obtains an NMR signal, stressing the importance of magnetic relaxation. The second aspect addressed is which are suitable nuclei and how do they practically differ, specifically how to predict the signal intensity, We shall finally very quickly review the major fields of application of NMR The truely experimental aspects will be covered in more details in another chapter. < The Nobel prize discoveries | Index | The Free Induction Decay and the nuclear relaxation > |