Thomas R. Stengle

Xenon NMR: chemical shifts of a general anesthetic in common solvents, proteins, and membranes.

Keith W. Miller, Nicholas V. Reo, A J Schoot Uiterkamp et al. · Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences · 1981 · 197 citations · Full text

Molecular Sciences, Biochemistry, Rare Gas Xenon +13

Nuclear magnetic resonance techniques for the study of preferential solvation and the thermodynamics of preferential solvation

Lawrence S. Frankel, Cooper H. Langford, Thomas R. Stengle · The Journal of Physical Chemistry · 1970 · 129 citations

Relaxation Process, Engineering, Magnetic Resonance +20

Nuclear magnetic resonance of xenon absorbed in solid polymers: a probe of the amorphous state

Thomas R. Stengle, Kenneth L. Williamson · Macromolecules · 1987 · 100 citations

Macromolecular Chemistry, Engineering, Amorphous State +20

The uses of nuclear magnetic resonance in the study of ligand substitution processes

Thomas R. Stengle, Cooper H. Langford · Coordination Chemistry Reviews · 1967 · 73 citations

Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy, Electron Paramagnetic Resonance, Magnetic Resonance +6

Nuclear magnetic resonance solvent shifts of xenon. A test of the reaction field model

Thomas R. Stengle, Nicholas V. Reo, Kenneth L. Williamson · The Journal of Physical Chemistry · 1981 · 70 citations

Engineering, Chemical Analysis, Magnetic Resonance +16