Abstract
We apply a fractal description of pore surface irregularity to study the nuclear relaxation of a liquid confined in an irregular pore. Our calculation on a pre-fractal volume with infinite surface relaxation rate shows that the long time relaxation behavior is dominated by an exponential mode characterizing a free diffusive volume. At short time, the calculated magnetization follows closely the power-law behavior previously proposed by de Gennes. For finite surface relaxation rate, we extend our studies of the efficiency of exchange on fractal membranes to nuclear relaxation in the same geometry. We predict a decay involving two characteristic times. For very slow surface relaxation, there will exist exponential relaxation governed by the surface relaxation. These laws show that the pore surface irregularities may play an important role in nuclear relaxation.
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