Abstract

We discuss a new class of phase cycling procedures, in which a set of individual phase-shifted transients are stored separately in the computer and processed afterwards to yield the separated NMR signals from two or more coherence transfer pathways. In the case of two-dimensional double-quantum spectroscopy, this multiplex acquisition procedure allows the acquisition of pure-absorption spectra in only 62.5% of the time needed by previous methods.

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