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Unlocking 17O Natural-Abundance Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Detection in Solids
Oxygen is an essential component of a wide variety of organic and inorganic materials, whether natural or synthetic. Therefore, characterizing its bonding patterns is essential to a wide range of scientific disciplines. Solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance is the technique of choice for this purpo
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