The reason for this is twofold: (1) I have a nice PFG data set whilst the quality of the relaxation experiments I currently have access to is quite poor (if any of you have any good relaxation data and can send them over, I would be very grateful) (2) The current version of Mnova has been optimized to handle PFG experiments fully automatically whilst some simple manual intervention is needed when working with other arrayed-like NMR experiments. ![]() After the basic introductory posts on arrayed NMR experiments, it’s now time to get some action and see how to extract relevant information from these experiments and calculate useful NMR related parameters such as diffusion, relaxation times, kinetics constants, etc.Īctually, in this post I will cover the first case, that is, the analysis of PFG experiments to calculate diffusion coefficients.
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