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Molybdenum NMR

PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
 

Isotope
Natural 
Abundance
(%)
Nuclear
Spin
(I)
Magnetogyric
ratio
(107*rad/T*s)
Quadruple 
moment
(1028*Q/m2)
Resonance
frequency
(MHz)
at 11.744T
(500 MHz for 1H)
Relative 
sensitivity
(1H=1.00)
Absolute 
sensitivity
(1H=1.00)
95Mo
15.92
5/2
1.751
0.022
32.574
3.23*10-3
5.07*10-4
97Mo
9.55
5/2
-1.788
0.255
33.261
3.43*10-3
3.24*10-4
 

APPLICATION FIELDS

The use of 95Mo NMR spectroscopy on inorganic and organometallic molybdenum-containing compounds is hampered by the quadrupole moment of this nucleus which causes very broad lines that can be difficult to detect. However, relatively sharp lines can be obtained from high symmetric compounds.
NMR REFERENCES
2M Na2MoO4 in D2O at pD=11 is used as an external reference sample. Its absolute frequency is 6.516926 MHz with respect to 100.00 MHz for TMS. Also see IUPAC recommendations for reporting the NMR chemical shits of all nuclei relative to the 1H resonance of TMS (02JMR323-156).
NMR PARAMETERS
 Some interesting features of the Mo nucleus are:
NMR EXPERIMENTS
 1D 95Mo spectrum
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Interesting review: B91PRE59

95Mo NMR in homo- and heteronuclear clusters ( B96GIE313).
The Transition Metals NMR: B79HAR195.

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