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| - | Acronym RAW stands for '''r'''andomization '''a'''pproach for '''w'''ater suppression<cite>raw</cite> | + | Acronym RAW stands for '''r'''andomization '''a'''pproach for '''w'''ater suppression<cite>raw</cite>. |
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| + | RAW element consists of a selective {{90}} pulse on solvent resonance, followed by a strong [[PFG]] along z axis. The selective rf pulse tips magnetization of solvent (water) resonance to transverse plane, | ||
| + | and the field gradient dephases the magnetization. | ||
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| + | This technique improves water suppression in the experiments using non-excitation readout techniques (e.g. [[watergate]], [[water flip-back]]). | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Acronym RAW stands for randomization approach for water suppression[1].
RAW element consists of a selective 90o pulse on solvent resonance, followed by a strong PFG along z axis. The selective rf pulse tips magnetization of solvent (water) resonance to transverse plane, and the field gradient dephases the magnetization.
This technique improves water suppression in the experiments using non-excitation readout techniques (e.g. watergate, water flip-back).
