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We show that NMR chemical shift spectroscopy could help to identify the crystalline phases of hard carbon nitride compounds. To this purpose we compute the NMR chemical shifts of defect zinc-blende, cubic, α-, β-, and graphitic C₃N₄ with a newly developed ab initio method. The C shifts can be used to identify the CN bonds and to characterize C hybridization. The N shifts distinguish the α-C₃N₄ from the β-C₃N₄ phases, and indicate the presence of the graphitic phase.
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