DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
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Prof. Kenneth Jeffrey
Department of Physics
University of Guelph
Guelph, Ontario
2:30 PM, Wednesday, November 10th, 2010
539 Parker
NMR Studies of Reorientational and
Translational Motion in Solids
NMR measurements of lineshape, relaxation times and direct measurements of various
correlation functions will be presented for a selection of samples. The presentation will
illustrate the success (and failure) of NMR in obtaining detailed information about
reorientational and translational motion in crystalline and amorphous samples. The
examples will include the reorientation of SH- ions in crystalline NaSH, Li+ translational
motion in disordered lithium lanthanum titanate and Ag+ ion translational motion in silver
borate glasses.
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For questions & comments contact: Prof. S. Kroeker ([email protected])