The 31P NMR of aqueous [Dy(P3O10)2]7- demonstrates that it is in slow exchange with P3O5-10 on the NMR time scale. In the presence of tissue, [Dy(P3O10)2]7- decomposes to PO4 with an accompanying slow change of the tissue 23Na NMR of extracellular Na+ ion in several NMR distinguishable extracellular sites.
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