Abstract
It is shown that the contributions of spin—rotational and dipole—dipole interactions to the nuclear magnetic relaxation of liquid samples containing two different kinds of spin-½ nuclei can be determined from the results of measurements made at a single temperature of the transient and steady-state Overhauser effects and the relaxation rates of each kind of nucleus.
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