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January 1, 2002Chemical CommunicationsOpen Access

Through-bond phosphorus–phosphorus connectivities in crystalline and disordered phosphates by solid-state NMR

Franck Fayon Gwenn Le Saoût Lyndon Emsley Dominique Massiot

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Abstract

2D 31P refocused INADEQUATE NMR experiments have been used to determine through-bond P-O-P connectivities in crystalline and disordered phosphates.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a71465926770c2b8de102f0 https://doi.org/10.1039/b205037b

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