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Default What has been done with direct detection of Deuterium?

What has been done with direct detection of Deuterium?

Hello, I am trying to investigate what has been done in NMR using direct detection of deuterium in liquids. - Could you suggest any citations?

What kind of sensitivity gain there is in using broadband probe vs. lock channel?

Has anything been done/can be done to detect scalar couplings with protons like in COSY or TOCSY? Are HD couplings other than geminal detectable?

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