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selective noesy

selective noesy

Hi, I have question for you who have Bruker instruments! On 300 MHz I worked on selective noesy pulse sequence (selnogp) and it worked perfectly (d20=0.05s, pl14=62dB and p12=90ms).When I tried it to do on 600 MHz, it did not work. Please, help me to understand it! Marijana

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