Abstract

The time dependence of the diffusion coefficient is a well known property of porous media and commonly obtained by pulsed field gradient (PFG) NMR. In practical materials, its analysis can be complicated by the presence of a broad pore size distribution and multiple fluid phases with different diffusion coefficients. We propose a two-dimensional Diffusion Time Correlation experiment (DTC), which utilizes the double-PFG with a single-direction gradient to yield a two-dimensional correlation function of the diffusion coefficient for two different diffusion times. This correlation map separates out restricted diffusion from the bulk diffusion process and we demonstrate this on a plant and bulk water sample. In its development, we show that the d-PFG should then be thought of as correlating two apparent diffusion coefficients measured by two overlapping gradient waveforms.

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