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- The study presents detailed measurements for the quadrupole coupling and chemical shift anisotropy of molybdenum-95 (95Mo) in molybdenum disulfide (MoS₂).
- These measurements were obtained through analysis of a complex 14.1 T magic angle spinning (MAS) NMR spectrum, which shows both central and satellite transitions.
- The reported values are significant due to their large magnitude, indicating important properties of the material at the atomic level.
Article Abstract
Precise values are reported for a quite large (95)Mo quadrupole coupling and an unusually large (95)Mo chemical shift anisotropy in MoS(2), values that have been retrieved by analysis of a well-resolved, highly complex 14.1 T (95)Mo MAS NMR spectrum displaying both the central and satellite transitions.
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