2022 article

Instrumentation for Hydrogenative Parahydrogen-Based Hyperpolarization Techniques

Schmidt, A. B., Bowers, C. R., Buckenmaier, K., Chekmenev, E. Y., Maissin, H., Eills, J., … Hoevener, J.-B. (2022, January 1). ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY.

By: A. Schmidt*, C. Bowers*, K. Buckenmaier*, E. Chekmenev*, H. Maissin*, J. Eills*, F. Ellermann*, S. Gloeggler ...

MeSH headings : Hydrogen; Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
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Added: January 18, 2022

■ CONTENTS Analysis of pH2 Polarizers B Parahydrogen Addition B Spin-Order Transfer C Purification and Quality Assurance C Components and Capabilities of a Polarizer C Review of Published Instruments D Parahydrogen Generators D Spin Order Transfer (SOT) E SOT Conditions E SOT at Millitesla Fields G SOT Conditions G Published Setups G Challenges H SOT at Ultralow Fields (ULF) I SOT Conditions I Published Setups I Challenges I Magnetic Field Cycling (MFC) I SOT Conditions I Published Setups J Challenges L PHIP of Gases L Published Setups L Challenges M Purification M Catalyst Scavenging M Liquid−Liquid Phase Separation O Heterogeneous Catalysts O Precipitation P Other Promising Developments P PHIP-on-a-Chip P Radio Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation (RASER) P PHIP-X P Toward Clinical Application P Conclusions Q Author Information Q Corresponding Authors Q Authors Q Author Contributions R Notes R Biographies R Acknowledgments S References T