Quadrupolar Relaxation is a nuclear magnetic resonance relaxation mechanism whereby the interaction between a nucleus possessing a non-zero electric quadrupole moment and local electric field gradients induces energy transitions, thereby accelerating the return to equilibrium of nuclear spin populations in materials with anisotropic environments.
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Theory of quadrupolar nuclear spin-lattice relaxation
J. Van Kranendonk · Physica · 1954 · 314 citations
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