The first 17O magic-angle spinning nuclear magnetic resonance (MAS-NMR) from a carbonate ion in an inorganic compound is reported. The 17O MAS centreband of CaCO3 can be simulated with parameters CQ = 6.97 MHz, eta approximately 1 and an isotropic chemical shift of 204 ppm.
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