Supercharged NMR magnet for seeing molecules better

Original Title

Iridium Cyclooctene Complex That Forms a Hyperpolarization Transfer Catalyst before Converting to a Binuclear C–H Bond Activation Product Responsible for Hydrogen Isotope Exchange

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Summary

Scientists made a special iridium molecule that can make NMR signals much stronger for certain chemicals

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Surprising Findings

The binuclear complex is inactive for SABRE but can still transfer magnetization when mixed with the active catalyst

Most researchers would expect inactive catalysts to be useless, but this one actually helps the active catalyst work better by transferring polarization to pyridine molecules.

Practical Takeaways

Use this iridium complex for hyperpolarization in lab settings where air stability and ease of preparation are important

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Publication

Journal

Inorganic Chemistry

Year

2016

Authors

Wissam Iali, G. Green, S. Hart, A. Whitwood, S. Duckett

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11 citations