NMR water proton transverse relaxation time distributions are shown to provide valuable information about the distribution of ice and nonfreezing water in complex heterogeneous systems. In a model system consisting of randomly packed Sephadex beads the NMR data confirm that ice inside the porous Sephadex beads coexists as a two phase system with unfrozen dextran gel. The NMR relaxation technique is shown to provide complementary information to both differential scanning calorimetry and cryomicroscopy.
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