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Cryogenic signal amplification combined with helium-temperature MAS DNP toward ultimate NMR sensitivity at high field conditions

The low sensitivity of NMR spectroscopy is of historical concern in the field, and various approaches have been developed to mitigate this limitation. On the shoulder of giants, today one can routinely implement, for example, the pulse/Fourier transform NMR with the cross polarization together with the ultra-low temperature MAS DNP under high-field conditions. We show in this work this current opportunity should further be augmented by combining them with the cryogenic signal amplification. Our...

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