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Selectively observing the amplitude modulation under magic angle sample spinning

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A study was performed on selectively observing the amplitude modulation under magic angle sample spinning (MASS). The depth of amplitude modulation was determined by the interplay of molecular diffusion and MASS averaging. The results showed that the amplitude modulation introduced cross peaks in the 2D spectrum.

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Journal of Chemical Physics

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