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How about calibrating a 13C 90 pulse?

How about calibrating a 13C 90 pulse?

Most 90 degree pulse calibration instructions I've run across seem to be for a 1H 90. What about a 13C 90 degree pulse? Anyone have an easy set of instructions for doing this? Is calibrating the 90 for 13C less important than the 1H 90 for 2D experiments?

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