EXAM #12 — PHYSICS UNIT 05 Flashcards
RF pulse.
a burst of radio frequency energy
net magnetization relaxation.
the return of net magnetization to equilibrium as it releases absorbed RF (Tl) and loses energy (T2)
free induction decay.
the simple signal given off by the relaxation of net magnetization to equilibrium
spin density or proton density.
the relative number of protons (spins) in a sample
spin echo.
the signal given off by the relaxation of net magnetization to equilibrium after a refocusing pulse- is a mirror image of the FID
Tl relaxation.
regrowth of net magnetization along the Z axis
longitudinal recovery.
regrowth of net magnetization along the Z axis
spin-lattice relaxation?
longitudinal recovery and spin-lattice relaxation are terms for ___ _____
spin-lattice relaxation. the process of RF being dissipated into the lattice surrounding the proton
longitudinal recovery and spin-lattice relaxation are terms for Tl relaxation
T2 relaxation.
the decay of transverse magnetization
transverse decay.
the decay of transverse magnetization
spin-spin relaxation?
transverse decay and spin-spin relaxation are terms for ___ _____
spin-spin relaxation. the process of spins interacting with each other, which causes phase changes, and loss of transverse magnetization
transverse decay and spin-spin relaxation are terms for T2 relaxation
T2* relaxation.
transverse decay in the presence of magnetic field inhomogeneities- spin-spin interaction plus magnetic field inhomogeneity
phase.
the degree to which spins are precessing at the same position at a specific point in time- T2 relaxation is also known as phase coherence
explain why T2* relaxation is shorter than T2 relaxation.
magnetic field inhomogeneities increase de-phasing and increase decay of transverse magnetization
identify the type of relaxation most affected by magnetic field inhomogeneity. T2*
identify the type of relaxation most affected by magnetic field inhomogeneity.
T2*