Magnetic Resonance Flashcards

1
Q

Nuclear Spin

A

absence of external magnetic field - spins randomly oriented
apply a magnetic field - spins align along direction of field, generate bulk nuclear magnetisation Mz

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2
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Longitudinal Relaxation

A

thermal equilibrium with external magnetic field

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3
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NMR Precession

A

net magnetisation oriented along direction of magnetic field
if not parallel then feel torque
magnetisation precesses

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4
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Rotating Frame: On Resonance

A

reference frame rotating at same frequency as magnetisation vector
does not rotate

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5
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Rotating Frame: Off Resonance

A

all spins do not have same Larmor frequency
cannot generate a rotating frame
precesses at difference between rotating frame frequency and Larmor frequency
offset frequency

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6
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Signal Excitation: On Resonance

A

rotate magnetisation into transverse plane

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7
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Signal Excitation: Off Resonance

A

offset field and rf field - effective field

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8
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Phase and Coherence

A

precession arise from phase and coherence
(Mxycos¥) x component
(Mxysin¥) y component
when added, signals with different phases will cancel - dephasing

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9
Q

Transverse NMR Relaxation (Tz)

A

irreversible dephasing
liquids - weak spin interaction T2 = T1
solids - strong spin interaction T2

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10
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Effective Transverse NMR Relaxation (Tz*)

A

Mxy decay due to reversible dephasing

experience different local magnetic fields

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11
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NMR Signal Detection

A

oscillating voltage/current = signal
detect with a coil - magnetic induction
free induction decay

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12
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Signal Amplitude

A

proportional to:

  • amplitude of precessing magnetisation
  • precession frequency
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13
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Receptivity

A

how easy it is to detect the signal

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14
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Zeeman Interaction

A

Ha external field and nuclear spin

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15
Q

Chemical Shift

A

Hcs external field and spin

electrons give rise to small induced field

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16
Q

Dipole-Dipole

A

Hdd spin-spin through space

17
Q

J Couple

A

Hj spin-spin through binds

18
Q

Quadrupole

A

Hq electric quadrupole moment

19
Q

Receiver Frequency

A

determines centre of spectrum

20
Q

Chemical Equivalence

A

different chemical shift

21
Q

Magnetic Equivalence

A

different couplings to other nuclei

22
Q

Notional Averaging

A

isotropic liquids - interactions average to zero

anisotropic liquids - interactions there