Hyperfine couplings between the paramagnetic moment and nuclei in the metallic phase of low silica X zeolite loaded with potassium.

Temperature dependences of NMR spectra have been observed for Na and Al in the metallic phase of Na-K form low silica X (LSX) zeolite loaded with potassium, where the condition of saturation is achieved with a loading level of 9.0 atoms per supercage and the paramagnetic moment contributes to the magnetism of the system beyond simple isolated spin. Two separated peaks have been recognized for Na, where the shift values show a quite linear relationship with susceptibility, and the so-called - plot works quite well to give values of 0.

Metal-to-insulator crossover in alkali doped zeolite.

We report a systematic nuclear magnetic resonance investigation of the (23)Na spin-lattice relaxation rate, 1/T1, in sodium loaded low-silica X (LSX) zeolite, Nan/Na12-LSX, for various loading levels of sodium atoms n across the metal-to-insulator crossover. For high loading levels of n ≥ 14.2, 1/T1T shows nearly temperature-independent behaviour between 10 K and 25 K consistent with the Korringa relaxation mechanism and the metallic ground state.