Inept
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INEPT - '''i'''nsensitive '''n'''uclei '''e'''nhanced by '''p'''olarization '''t'''ransfer | INEPT - '''i'''nsensitive '''n'''uclei '''e'''nhanced by '''p'''olarization '''t'''ransfer | ||
| - | + | Polarization transfer that involves [[Scalar coupling|J-coupling]]. It's the building block of several experiments such as HSQC. As in this case there is also reverse INEPT, allowing transfer of polarization from low gyromagnetic ratio nuclei to those of high frequency. This records the signal of the former nucleus in an indirect manner, which is highly advantageous, because it allows : | |
| - | * 2D | + | * 2D experiments |
| - | * large signal enhancement | + | * large signal enhancement |
[[Category:NMR concept]] | [[Category:NMR concept]] | ||
Current revision
INEPT - insensitive nuclei enhanced by polarization transfer
Polarization transfer that involves J-coupling. It's the building block of several experiments such as HSQC. As in this case there is also reverse INEPT, allowing transfer of polarization from low gyromagnetic ratio nuclei to those of high frequency. This records the signal of the former nucleus in an indirect manner, which is highly advantageous, because it allows :
- 2D experiments
- large signal enhancement
