Cumulative subject index—1978

JOURNALOF MAGNETIC

RESONANCE

32471-489

Cumulative

(1978)

Subject Volumes

Ammonium fluogermanate nuclear dipolar energy and relaxation

A, spin system anomalous relaxation in, WERBELOW AND GRANT, 29,603 Acetophenone r3C shielding tensors in solid, TORMAN, VEEMAN, AND DE BOER, 32,49 Adamantane high-resolution r3C spectrum of solid, ZILM, ALDERMAN, AND GRANT, 30,563 Adsorbed species hydrogen and oxygen, effect on EPR of palladium in zeolite, BEN TAARIT el al., 31, 251 sulfur-containing anions on magnesium oxide, calculation of g tensors and spin densities,

PUNKKINEN

PETCH,

Ammonium perrhenate anomalous NQR behavior of, AND KRUGER,

REYN-

REYNHARDT

29,159

Anesthetics solvent effects on r9F spectra of ether, et al., 30,75

KOEHLER

Anhydrides rsC spectra and conformation of, WILLIAMSON, HASAN, AND CL~ITER, 30,367 Anisotropic reorientation dipolar relaxation of a pair of like spin in solids by, BODDENBERG AND MORENO, 29,9 1 Anisotropy of chemical shift and relaxation of zOsTl+ in DMSO, HINTON AND LADNER, 32,303 of g factor in chromate radicals, VAN-

29, 15 1

resonance with *‘Br in NQR of KAl,Br,, WEIDEN AND WEISS, 30,403 studies of hydrolysis of Al”+, AKITT AND FARTHING, 32,345 Alcohols hydrogen bonding in aqueous, SCHWARTZ AND COLVILLE, 35 377 Amide group ‘?N parameters of, by abundant isotope elimination by double resonance, MARCHAL AND CANET, 31,23 protons, relaxation in Gramicidin, BLEICH, EASWARAN, AND GLASEL, 31,5 17 Amino acids equilibria with lanthanide ions and induced proton shifts, PENNINGTON AND CAVANAUGH,

in NH,ReO,, AND WALTON, 29,l

HARDT,

in,

31,377

AND GSTERBERG,

Ammonium ion reorientation

l’A1 double

QUICKENBORNE

AND

G~RLLER-WALRAND,

29,275

Antimony relaxation HEWII-I

in the quadrupole

spectrum of,

AND MACLAUGHLIN,

30,483

Aqueous solutions heat effects in, caused by proton decoupling at high frequencies, LED AND PETERSEN, 32, 1 Aromatic molecules calculation of spin-spin coupling constants for, LONG

AND MEMORY,

29,119

effect of protonation on “C shifts in benzoic acid derivatives, KOSUGI AND TAKEUCHI, 3283 inter-ring F,F coupling constants in, MAYTHEWS, 29,65 lanthanide-induced shifts and relaxation in benzoic acids, PENNINGTON AND CAVAN-

29,483

proton relaxation in solid, ANDREW, AND HOCH, 29,33 1 Amino compounds rsN and ‘F relaxation in, LEVY et al.,

978l

29-32

A

LIN AND LUNSFORD,

Index-l

GREEN,

29,553

AUGH,

-

31,11

r4N NQR and relaxation in methyl-substituted benzonitriles, COLLIGIANI AND AMBRO-

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472

SUBJECT INDEX

Aromatic molecules-continued rsN and “C relaxation in anilines and aminobenzoic acids, LEVY et al., 29,553 p-substituted fluorobenzenes in a lyotropic solvent, SPEARMAN AND GOLDSTEIN, 30.59 Aromatic radical anions hydration of, by NMR, WOERNER AND GULICK, 30,583 Atomic parameters tabulation of wave function, for interpretation of hyperfine interaction, MORTON AND PRESTON,

30,577

Axial symmetry in lanthanide complexes with benzoic acids, PENNINGTON AND CAVANAUGH, 31,l I Azulene ring current and chemical shift in, ROBERTS, 29, 7

Book reviews Ed., “Specialist Periodical Reports. Electron Spin Resonance, Volume 4,” 32,

ASCOUGH,

308 AND BORDEWIJK, “Theory of Electric Polarization, Volume 2: Dielectrics in Time-Dependent Fields,” 32,307 CARLIN AND VAN DUYNEVELDT, “Inorganic Chemistry Concepts, Vol. 2, Magnetic Properties of Transition Metal Compounds,” 32,175 LEHMAN AND BURSEY, “Ion Cyclotron Resonance Spectrometry,” 31,355 MEHRING, “High Resolution NMR Spectroscopy in Solids,” 31,357 Boron trichloride complexes internal rotation in, and NQR spectra, B&ITCHER

LUCKEN-ARDJOMANDE

AND

LUCKEN,

30,

603

B “B

spectra of

boranes, WRIGHT, 30,595 spectrum of (B,,H,,),Ni*-, SIEDLE er al., 31, 203 spectrum of pentaborane(9), resolution enhancement of, AKITT, 32,3 11 9Be relaxation of ion in aqueous solution, WEHRLI, 30,193 Benzoic acids lanthanide-induced shifts and relaxation in, PENNINGTON AND CAVANAUGH, 31,1 I Benzonitrile relaxation of ‘C and anisotropic shielding, WEHRLI, 32,45 1 Bilayers phase transitions in spin-labeled lipid, CHEN GARBER,

heteroatom

AND TODD,

AND GAFFNEY,

29,34

Biological systems Dy’+ as relaxing

1

agent for

radicals

in,

ANTHOLME, HYDE, AND SWARTZ, 29,517 imaging by NMR, MANSFIELD AND PYKETT, 29,355

Bond lengths P-Cl, from “Cl NQR of chlorocyclotriphosphazatrienes, CONNELLY et al., 30,439 Bonding in copper acetate monohydrate by NQR, KAWMORI, 31,423 silicon-nitrogen, in trimethylsilylamine derivatives,

BARL~S

er al., 31,363

79Br quadrupole parameters in carbonatotetramminecobalt(II1) bromide, SASANE AND SMITH, 32,265 *‘Br double resonance with *‘AI in NQR of KAI,Br,, WEIDEN AND WEISS, 30,403 Bromodeoxyuridine radical from irradiation of, HAMDL AND H~ITERMANN, 30, I3 Bumping elimination of, in liquid nitrogen EPR Dewars, NELSON AND VILLA, 31.5 15

C ‘3C assignment

resonances by J-scaling, 29,173 calculation of shielding constant for, EBRAFREEMAN

of

AND MORRIS,

HEEM AND WEBB,

30,211

calculation of spin-spin coupling constants in aromatic molecules, LONG AND MEMORY, 29,119 conformational analysis of carboxylic acids, WILLIAMSON, esters, and anhydrides, HASAN, AND CLU~ZR, 30,367 KOWALEWSKI, determination of NOE, ERICSSON,

AND VESTIN,

31,165

effect of nonbonded interactions on shifts in halomethanes, SOMAYAJULU AND zwoLrnSKI, 30,5 1 errors in measurements of relaxation times for, HANNSUM,

231

MAURER,

AND R~~ERJANS,

31,

SUBJECT INDEX W-continued hyperfine interaction in mixed ligand complexes of copper and vanadyl ions, KRISHNAMOORTHY

AND PRABHANANDA,

30,213

isotope effects on NMR spectrum, in tetramethyl tin, LASSIGNE AND WELLS, 31,195 lineshape in cross-linked polymer gels, DosKOEILOV~,

AND JAKES, 29,19 for, BORNAIS

SCHNEIDER,

low-temperature

thermometer 29,201

AND BROWNSTEIN,

magic angle spinner for line narrowing of solid spectra, ZILM, ALDERMAN, AND GRANT, 30, 563

measurement of coupling constants by twodimensional FT, NIEDERMEYER AND FREEMAN, 30,6 1I measurement of proton-enhanced T, values, TORCHIA,

30,6 13

NMR of silatranes,

KOSUGI

JONES,

AND NG,

shifts in benzoic acid derivatives, 32,83

AND TAKEUCHI,

proton-coupled spectrum of cholesterol by twodimensional spectroscopy, TURNER AND 29,587

FREEMAN,

29,553

relaxation in tobacco mosaic virus protein, HEMMINGA,

AND SCHAAFSMA,

DE

31,97

relaxation in viscous (2-ethylhexyl)phthalate. JONAS

AND ARNDT,

32,297

satellites, use in determination of ‘H quadrtpole coupling, WOOTEN et al., 31,347 scaling of heteronuclear coupling by multipulse techniques, AUE AND ERNST, 31,533 shielding tensors in acetophenone, TORMAN, VEEMAN,

AND DE BOER,

32,49

spectra of liquid crystals and nonrigid solids, using a high-resolution spectrometer, FYFE, LYERLA,

AND YANNONI.

spectra of pyridine-N-oxide,

31,315 WAMSLPR

et al.,

31,177

spin-echo and spin-lock ‘)C spectra of lysozyme in sideways 20-mm tube probe, OLDFIELD

AND SKARJIJNE,

31,527

spin-rotation

relaxation of methyl groups, TANCREDO et al., 32,227 van der Waals and specific solvent effects on chemical shifts, CANS, TIFFON, AND DUBOIS,

30, 1

Cadmium sulfate E:PR of Gd’+ SOEHANADRI,

STEPHENSON

NMR

AND BINSCH,

bandshapes,

30,625

of powder EPR spectra of radicals with hypertine and quadrupole interactions, LUND,

THOMAS,

AND MARUANI,

30,505

of shapes for exchange-broadened NMR bands, STEPHENSON

AND BINSCH,

35

145

of shielding constants for carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen, EBRAHEEM AND WEBB, 30,211 of spin-spin coupling constants of second-row elements, BEER AND GRMTER, 3 1,187 Cancer applications of magnetic resonance in, SWARTZ, 29,393 Capacitors EPR of silicon oxide thin-film. PAIZ et al., 29, Carbon disultide “S quadrupole coupling from linewidth, VOLD, SPARKS,AND~OLD,~~,~~~ Carbonyl group effect of dielectric constant of solvent on anisotropy of carbonyl group, ANDO AND 31,387

GUTOWSKY,

relaxation and anisotropic shielding in benzonitrile, WEHRLI, 32,45 1 relaxation in amino compounds, LEVY et al.,

WIT,

Calculation of exchange-broadened

251 HARRIS,

30,521

protonation

413

in, 3 1,445

KUMARASWAMY

AND

Carboxylic acids 13C spectra and conformation of, WILLIAMSON, HASAN, AND CLUTI-ER,~~,~~~ LLL113Cd as probe of active sites of enzymes, ARMITAGE et al., 29,375 NMR spectrum of labeled meso-tetraphenylporphyrin, DOMINQUEZ, KING, AND YEH, 32,161

spectra of dimethyl cadmium, relativistic effects and spectra in anisotropic phases, JOKISAARI et al., 31, 121 Chemical exchange (see also Exchange) and spin-spin relaxation in the multisite case, JEN, 30,111

equations for line broadening in two-site systems with unequal populations, ANET AND BASUS,

32,339

measurement of rates by high-pressure NMR, VANNI, EARL, AND MERBACH, 29,11 Chemical shift (see also specific nuclei) anisotropy of ‘33Cs+ in lyotropic liquid crystals, WENNERSTR~M et al., 30,133 effect of dielectric constant of solvent on anisotropy of carbonyl group, ANDO AND GUTOWSKY,

31,381

induced by lanthanide ions in amino acids, PENNINGTON AND CAVANAUGH, 29,483 ring current contribution to, in azulene, ROBERTS,

29,7

474

SUBJECT INDEX

Chloral hydrate stereochemical splitting in NQR, BROWN, 30, 551 Chlorates NQR of irradiation defects in, VARGAS, PELZL, AND DIMITROPOULOS, 30,423 Chloroalkyl radicals calculation of powder EPR spectra of, LUND, THUOMAS, AND MARUANI, 30,505 Cholesterol proton-coupled i3C spectrum of, TURNER AND FREEMAN,29,587 Chromates nature of defects produced by irradiation of, VANQUICKENBORNE RAND, 29,215

AND

GBRLLER-WAL.

CIDEP examples of S-T+, polarization, NELSON,

AND GOITLEY,

TRIFUNAC,

30,263

in laser-induced

photoreactions of flavins, 17 1 measurement of enhancement factors, ELLIOT, DEBoER,ANDWAN,~~,~~~ ‘SC1 NQR in bromine-doped hexachlorometallates, DIMITROPOULOS et al., 30,4 15 NQR in chloroacetamide, ZDANOWSKA, KAPTEIN

et al., 31,

STANKOWSIU,

AND MA~KOWIAK,

31,109

NQR in octachloropropane, and polymorphism, HASHIMOTO AND MANO, 30,43 1 NQR of chlorocyclotriphosphazatrienes, CONNELLY et al., 30,439 NQR of hydrates of mixed metal chlorides, SMITH AND STOESSIGER, 31,43 1 NQR of irradiation defects in chlorates, VARGAS, PELZL, AND DIMITROPOULOS, 30, 423

quadrupole coupling and correlation times of, bound to proteins, LMDMAN, 32,39 quadrupole interaction from NMR spectrum of Na,ZnCl, .3H,O, IRION, WEIDEN, AND WEISS,

30,451

relaxation when bound to proteins, ROSE AND BRYANT, 3 I,4 1 shit in RbNiCl,, EULER et al., 35 33 stereochemical splitting of NQR resonance in solid chloral hydrate, BROWN, 30,557 Zeeman effect of NQR in perchloro-5methylcyclopentadiene, MANO, 29,463 3%37(-l NMR in linear chain RbFeCl, and CsFeCl,, EULER et al., 32,23 NQR of, in anilinium iodide and cbloroanilinium iodide, PIES AM) WEISS, 30, 469

Clathrates hydrate of deuterium

perdeuterated relaxation

DAVIDSON,

GARG,

AND

tetrahydrofuran, and lineshape, RIPMEESTER,

31,

399 water in quinol, BROWN AND DAVIES, 29, 167 co*+ impurity in SrCl,, effect of electric field on, ROELFSEMA

Cobalt interaction

AND DEN HARTOG,

29,255

of ion with bilayer membranes,

MCLAUGHLIN, RICHARDS, 31,283

GRATHWOHL,

AND

low-temperature loss of hyperfme structure in oxygen adducts, LEVER AND GRAY, 32,169 Coil design for CW, NMR and NQR spectrometers, LU%NNIKANDTRONTELJ,~O,~~~ Collagen cross relaxation in water bound by, EDZES AND SAMULSKI,

31,207

Complexes characterization of weak 2/l molecular, from NMR data, LENKINSKI, E~GAVISH, AND REUBEN, 32,361 of lanthanides with pyridine derivatives, proton shiftsin, CRAMERANDMAYNARD,~~,~~~ of transition metals with radical ligands, RICHARDSON

AND KREILICK,

29,285

Computers retrieval of data from mass storage device, PEATAND SLOMP, 29,601 Conduction mechanism in silicon oxide thin-film capacitors, PAES et al., 29,25 1 Conformation and i3C NMR of carboxylic acids, esters, and anhydrides, WILLIAMSON, HASAN, AND CLUTTER, 30,361 of large peptides and small proteins in solution, BYSTROV, 151

ARSENIEV,

AND GAVRIL~V,

30,

Convolution methods for line narrowing in protein spectra, GASSNER, 141

JARDETZKY,

AND CONOVER,

30,

Coordination sphere of ii3Cd in enzyme complexes, ARMITAGE et al., 29,315 Copper acetate monohydrate, exchange interaction and NQR, KAWAMORI, 31,423 complexes of pyridyliminonitroxide radicals with, RICHARDSON AND KREILICK, 29,285

SUBJECT INDEX Copper-continued EPR of spin-labeled complexes of, EATON, DuBots, AND EATON, 32,25 1 Correlation spectroscopy in proton study of living cells of E. coli, OGINO et al., 31,523 Coupled systems computation of two-dimensional spin-echo spectra, KUMAR, 30,227 line intensities in double resonance NMR experiments, MCCLUNG AND KRISHNA, 29, 573

relaxation and NOE in AX, and AX, systems, 31,301

BAIN AND MARTIN,

relaxation WALLACE,

in

multispin,

AND

32,325

MCDOWELL,

RAGHUNATHAN,

AND

32,57

for small ligands bound to macromolecules, ANDREE,

29,4 19

29,599

AND WADA,

Diagrammatic methods of calculation of energies and state vectors for spin Hamiltonian, SKINNER AND WEIL, 29, Dielectric constant of solvent, effect on anisotropy of carbonyl group, ANDO AND GUTOWSKY, 31,387 Difference spectroscopy for measuring small NOE in proteins, CHAPMAN et al., 31,459 NOE, for biological macromolecules, RICHARZ AND WOTHRICH,

30,147

Diffusion extended, and case of “sticky” collision, BULL, 30,217

Crown ether effect on radical ion pairs of tetraazanaphthalene, PEDLILLI AND GUERRA, 32,243 Crystals single, quadrupole coupling tensors from NMR data, BERGLUND AND TEGENFELDT, 30,45 1 “‘CS relaxation of ion in aqueous solution, WEHRLI, 30,193

shift anisotropies of ions in liquid crystals, WENNERSTR~M et al., 30, 133 CU complexes, symmetry effects in the EPR spectrum of, ATTANASIO AND GARDINI, 32, 411

extra peaks in EPR spectrum of frozen solution of acetylacetonate complex, OVCHINNIKOV 32,179

AND KONSTANTINOV,

29,293 cu*+

EPR in Ca(OD),, HOLUJ, 30,343 E.PR of hydrated, in magnesium AND RAO,

pulsed-gradient spin-echo method for measuring, in the presence of field gradients, WILLIAMS, SEYMOUR, AND Corns, 31, 271

Dimethyl sulfoxide complex with Eu(fod),, characterization NMR data, LENKINSKI, ELGAVISH, REUBEN,

32,ll

sulfate,

Decoupling (see Double resonance)

JAKOBSEN

KONISCHI

29,113

AND REDWCH,

DNMRS computer program for exchange-broadened NMR bandshapes, STEPHENSON AND 32, 145

Double Fourier Transformation (see Imaging; Two-dimensional spectroscopy) Double resonance (see also ENDOR) and detection of double transitions in deuterium NQR, EDMONDS AND WHITE, 31, 149

FT NMR of two- and three-spin systems, MCCLUNG

D

by AND

32,367

Dimethylformamide ‘)C spectra of, by triple resonance, et al., 32,459 Diphenylcyclopropene EPR spectrum of radical in solution,

BINSCH,

nuclear quadrupole effects in EPR spectra of /3enolate complexes of, BELFORD AND DUAN,

RADHAKRISHNA

Deformation of tetramethyltin in nematic phase, DIEHL, KUNWAR, AND ZIMMERMANN, 30,621 Detergents spin-label studies of aggregates, SCHREIER ef al., 30,283 Deuterium (see ?H) Dextran-magnetite as relaxation reagent, OHGUSHI, NAGAYAMA,

223 GOODWIN

Cross polarization for sensitivity enhancement in rsN spectra of liquids, BERTRAND ef al., 32,465 Cross relaxation between ‘H and ‘PF in solid (CH,),NPF,, WILLIAMS,

415

AND KRISHNA,

29,573

heating effects caused by proton noise decoupling, LED AND PETERSEN, 32,l in NQR of Al and Br in KAl,Br,, WEIDEN AND WEISS,

30,403

416

SUBJECT INDEX

Double resonance-continued modulation effects in heteronuclear, PAGET,

AND RANDALL,

HAWKES,

30,393

“N NQR by *H/‘*N double resonance in the rotating frame, SASANE AND SW, 32,265 nuclear, by longitudinal detection, GIORDANO, RANIERI, AND P-1,30,27 of AB,C,{X} system, in amides, MARCHAL AND CANET,

31,23

Overhauser effects in coupled AX, and AX, spectra, BAIN AND MARTIN, 31,301 Double transitions in deuterium quadrupole resonance, EDMONDS AND WHITE,

31,149

in EPR of frozen solutions of copper complexes, and quadrupole coupling, BELPORD AND DUAN,

29,293

DPPH “N NMR and hyperime interactions, DALAL, RIPMEESTER, AND REDDOCH, 31.47 1 Dynamic electron polarization examples of S-T+, polarization in chemically induced, TRIFUNAC, NELSON, AND MomLEY, 30,263 measurement of, ELLIOT, DEBOER, AND WAN, 35 293 Dysprosium use of ion as free-radical relaxing agent in tissues, ANTHOLINE, HYDE, AND SWARTZ, 29,517

E Effective g values for S = 312 and S = 512, PILBROW, 31,479 Electric field effect on EPR of impurities in SrCl,, ROELPSEMA

AND DEN HARTOG,

29,255

Electron-electron spin-spin interaction in EPR spectra of nitroxyl-labeled copper complexes, EATON, DUBOIS, AND EATON, 32,251 ENDOR of irradiated potassium hydrogen malonate, COLLIGIANI et al., 32,4 19 Enzymes “‘Cd NMR as probe of active sites of, ARMITAGE et al., 29,375 EPR spectrometers improvement of analytical accuracy, GOLDBERG,

32,233

measurement of CIDEP enhancement factors, ELLIOT,

DEBOER,

AND WAN,

32,293

Errors analysis of, in hype&e values determined from EPR data, FOUSE AND BERNHARD, 32, 191 in EPR spectroscopy, reduction of, GOLDBERG, 35 233 in simulation of EPR spectra, compensation for, FORMAN AND BORG, 3 1,3 11 Esters ‘“C spectra and conformation of, WILLIAMSON, HASAN, AND CLUITER, 30,367 Exchange effect of lmeshapes, method for calculation of, STEPHENSON AND BmscH, 30,625 measurement of rate of slow, by FT NMR, CAMPBELL et al., 29,397 Exchange interaction in copper acetate monohydrate by NQR, 31,423

KAWAMORI,

in magnetically dilute crystals with strong spin-spin interactions, HENNER et al., 32, 107 Excitation selective, in FT NMR, MORRIS AND FREEMAN, 29,433

Experimental methods (see also Difference spectroscopy, EPR spectrometers; Pulse experiments; Two-dimensional spectroscopy) accurate measurement of J in large molecules, CAMPBELL et al., 31,341 ‘“C spectra of liquid crystals and nonrigid solids using a high-resolution spectrometer, Fnm, LYERLA, AND YANNONI, 31,315 “C spectroscopy of proteins with sidewaysspuming 20-mm tube probe, OLDFIELD AND SKARJIJNE,

31,527

coil design for CW, NQR and NMR spectrometers, LU~NIK AND TRONTEU, 30,55 1 detection of longitudinal magnetization in nuclear double resonance, GIORDANO, RANIERI,

AND PARDI,

30,27

determination of lH quadrupole coupling from ‘“C satellites, WOOTEN et al., 31,347 elimination of liquid nitrogen bumping in EPR Dewars, NELSON AND VILLA, 31,5 15 errors in fast inversion recovery relaxation time measurements, HANSSUM, MAURER, AND RUTERIANS,

31,23

1

field-frequency lock for spectrometer, HOULT, STYLES,

30,35

superconducting RICHARDS,

AND

1

high-pressure probe for high-resolution spectra, EARL, VANNI, AND MERBACH, 30,571 high-speed magic-angle spinner, ALDERMAN,

AND GRANT,

30,563

ZILM,

SUBJECT INDEX Experimental methods-conthed improvement of time response in E-line EPR spectrometers, MCINTOSH AND BOLTON, 32, 167

improving analytical accuracy of EPR spectroscopy, GOLDBERG, 32,233 measurement of initial portion of FID, VOLLMERS,LOWE,ANDPUNKKINEN,

jo,33 spectrometer, ZENS

22-mm probe for XL-100 AND GRANT,

30,85

DE JAGER AND HEMMINGA,

31,491

plastic tube insert for hazardous NMR samples, SAWAN AND JAMES, 32,173 programmable timer for pulsed NMR, CARON AND HERZOG,

31,357

broadband

KARLICEK

AND LOWE,

spectrometer,

32,199

SEYMOUR,

AND COTTS,

31,211

sensitivity of two-dimensional NMR spectroscopy, AUE et al., 29,523 sideways-spinning 20-mm probe for wide-bore superconducting magnet systems, OLDFIELD AND MEADOWS,

31,321

simultaneous measurement of NOE and T,, DUPLAN

et al., 31,509

spin-echo apparatus for measurement of diffusion by steady-gradient technique, HARRIS

REUVENI

nuclear dipolar energy and relaxation in (NH,)2GeF6, PUNKKINEN AND &TERBERG, 31,377

solvent effects on spectra of halogenated ether anesthetics,

KOEHLER

et al., 30,75

spectra and relaxation (CH,),NPF,, MCDOWELL,

times

in

solid

RAGHLTNATHAN,

32,51

Ferroelectrics pseudospin waves and lattice dynamics in, BWC, 30,25 1 Ferromagnets frequency and temperature dependence of spin resonances in FeGe, HARALDSON, PET~ERSSON,

NMR

pulsed-gradient, spin-echo method for diffusion measurements in presence of field gradients, WILLIAMS,

NMR of crystals of TbF, and HoF,, AM) MCGARVEY, 29,21

AND WILLIAMS,

modification of EPR spectrometers for measurement of saturation transfer spectra,

pulsed

411

Flavins CIDNP

AND BHAGAT,

in

KAPTEIN

32,115

laser-induced

photoreactions,

et aZ., 31,171

Fluorobenzenes p-substituted,

in

a

lyotropic

solvent,

SPEARMANANDGOLDSTEIN,~~,~!?

Formic acid natural abundance *H NQR of, EDMONDS MAILER,

AND

29,213

Fourier transform spectroscopy (see Pulse experiments) Free induction decay measurement of initial portion of, VoLLMEas, LOWE,

AND PUNKKINEN,

30,33

et al., 29,413

use of liquid nitrogen with LTD-3-1lOB perature controller, GOLDBERG CROwE,

temAND

32,153

G

Gd3+ in cadmium F

‘9F

AsF,- as probe in anion binclmg by proteins, REIMARSSON, LINDMAN, 29,169

DRAKENBERG,

coupling to ‘H in trifluoroethanol,

AND

and hydro-

gen bonding, NG, 30,139 effect of crowding in perlluoroalkyl

crystals,

EPR

AND SOBNANADRI,

of,

31,445

Glutamate dehydrogenase cross relaxation for c&ketoglutarate bound to, ANDREE,

Gramicidin relaxation

29.4 19

of amide

EASWARAN,

groups in pyridines on shifts and coupling constants, MAITHEWS,

sulfate

KUMARASWAMY

protons

ANDGLASEL,

in, BLEICH,

31,511

H

30,531

hyperfine interaction in hexatluoride radicals, BOATE, MORTON,

AND PRESTON,

hyperfine

interactions

KNIGHT

et al., 32,383

in ZnF

29,243

and CdF,

inter-ring coupling constants of, MAITHEWS, 29,65

low-temperature

thermometer

AND BROWNSTEIN,

29,201

for, BORNAIS

determination of quadrupole coupling from *F satellites, WOOTEN et al., 31,347 double resonance and double transitions in NQR, EDMONDSANDWHITE, 31,149 effect of substitution on molecular symmetry of methyl iodide in nematic phase, WOOTEN et al., 29, 35

478

SUBJECT INDEX

natural abundance NQR of, in formic acid, EDMONDS AND MAILER, 29,2 13 quadrupole coupling tensors in hydrates from NMR data, BERGLUM) AND TEGENFELDT, 30,45 1 relaxation and lineshape, in clathrate hydrate of perdeuterated tetrahydrofuran, DAVIDSON, GARG, AND RIPMEZSTER, 31,399 relaxation in liquid methylene chloride, SANDHU,

29,563

relaxation in perdeuterated potassium pahnitate, DAVIS, JEFPREY, AND BLOOM, 29,19 1 spectra of enriched pyridine-N-oxide, W.~M~LER et al., 31,177 Hamiltonian spin, calculation of energies and vectors by diagrammatic technique, SKINNER AND WEIL,

29,223

MARUANI,

39,505

extra peaks in powder patterns of anisotropic systems, OVCHINNIKOV AND KONSTANTINOV,32,179 from i4N NMR of DPPH, DALAL, RIPMEESTER,

AND REDDOCH,

I-hydropyridinyl

Heart ,iP NMR studies of physiology of, HOLLIS et aZ.,29,3 19 Heating effects caused by proton noise decoupling for aqueous solutions, LED AND PETERSEN, 32,1 Hemoglobin effect on relaxation of qater; EISENSTADT AND FABRY, 29,591 Hexalluoride radicals EPR spectra of, BOATE, MORTON, AND PRESTON, 29,243 Hexamethylphosphortriamide anion radicals in, effect of complex formation on EPR spectra, STA~KO, TKA~, AND MALiK, 3 I, 16 1 ‘99Hg NMR of aqueous methyhnercuric and mercuric ion complexes, SUDMEIER, BIRGE, AND PERKINS, 30,49 1 High resolution NMR in solids “C shielding tensors in acetophenone, TORMAN, VEEMAN, AND DE BOER, 32,49 Hydrogen shielding of ‘.Z gas, RUMMENS AND RAJAN, 3 1, 497 Hydrogen bonding and H-F coupling in tritluoroethanol, NG, 30, 139 and NQR of hydrates of mixed metal chlorides, SMITH AND STOESSIGER,

in aqueous polyalcohols, SCHWARTZ

Hydropyridinyl radicals EPR of, DOHRMANN AND KIESLICH, 32,353 EPR spectra in solution, DOHRMANN AND KIESLICH, 31,69 Hyperflne interactions analysis of errors in values from EPR data, FOUSE AND BERNHARD, 32,19 1 and lime inte&ities in MnZ+ powder samples, EIDELS-DUBOVOI AND BELTRAN-MPEZ, 32, 441 calculation of EPR spectra of chloroalkyl radicals with, LUND, THUOMAS, AND

AND COLVILLE,

Hydrolysis of A13+, by *‘Al NMR, AKITI 32,345

31,43

1

1

in solution, DOHRMANN AND KIESLICH, 31,69 in bis(nitroacetonato)bis(yridine)Cu(II), ATTANASIO

AND GARDINI,

32,4 11

in complexes of transition metals with pyridyliminonitroxide radicals, RICHARDSON AND KREILICK, 29,285 in EPR of anion radicals from hexamethylphosphor&h&de solvent, STASKO, TKA~, AND MAL~K,

31,161

in hexafluoride radicals, BOATE, MORTON, AND PRESTON, 29,243 in matrix-isolated ZnF and CdF, KNIGHT et al., 32,383 in radical from 5-bromodeoxyuridine, HAINDL AND H~ITERMANN, 30,13 in radical ion pairs of tetraaxanaphthalene, PEDULLI AND GUERRA, 32,243 in radicals formed in photoinitiated polymerization of styrene, SMITH et al., 29, 545 in sulfur-containing anions on magnesium oxide, LIN AND LUNSFORD, 29,15 1 low-temperature loss of, for oxygen-cobalt adducts, LEVER AND GRAY, 32,169 McConnell’s Q in metalloporphyrin radical cations, SANDERS, NEWTON, AND WATERTON, 31,49

of i3C and 3*P in mixed complexes of copper and vanadyl ions, KRISHNAMOORTHY AND PRABHANANDA, of Cd+ in Ca(OD),,

30,273 HOLUJ,

32,377

of 1,2-diphenylcyclopropene solution, KON~SHI AND 113

AND FARTHING,

of

by iH resonance,

31,47

radicals

‘9F with rare earth MCGARVEY, 29,2 1

30,343 anion radical in REDDOCH, 29,

ions,

REUVENI

AND

479

SUBJBCT INDEX HyperOne interactions-continued of hydrated cupric ion in magnesium sulfate, R ADHAKRISHNAAND RAO, 32,7 1 of I-hydropyridinyl radicals in solution, DOHRMANN AND KIESLICH, 32,353 of radical in irradiated potassium hydrogen malonate, COLLIGIANI et al., 32,419 quadrupolar, in EPR spectra of S = l/2, I = 312 system, MUHA, 32,12 1 t.abulation of atomic parameters for interpretation of, MORTON AND PRESTON,Jo, 577

I 1*7* NQR of, in chloroanilinium iodides, PIES AND WEISS, 30,469 Imaging NMR, biological and medical applications, MANSFIELD AND PYKEIT, 29,355 thin-section NMR, BROOKER AND HINSHAW, 30,129 Internal motion and relaxation in macromolecules, BULL, 31, 453 in (CH,),NPF,, MCDOWELL, RAGHUNATHAN, AND WILLIAMS, 32,57 Internal rotation of BCI, or CCI, group, effect on temperature dependence of NQR spectra, LUCKENARDJOMANDEAND LUCKEN, 30,603 of CCI, by NQR methods, KJUNSTELet al., 32, 403 of methyl groups by T, measurements, HASLINGER AND LYNDEN-BELL, 31,33 of methyl groups in solid, and proton relaxation, BECKMANN, RATCLIFFE, AND DUNELL, 32,39 1 Ion pairs of tetraazanaphthalene radical with alkali metals, PEDULLI AND GUERRA, 32,243 Ions binding of quadrupolar in biological systems, LINDMAN, 32,39 Isotope effects of *H on ‘H “C, and ‘*?Sn in tetramethyl tin, LASSIGNE)ANDWELLS, 31,195 of 2H on I’P in phospbine, JAMESON AND JAMESON,32,455 on orientation of methyl iodide in nematic phase, WOOTEN et al., 29,35 on “Se shielding in dimethyldiselenide, JAKOBSENAND HANSEN, 30,397

J J-scaling assignment of carbon-1 3 resonances by, FREEMAN AND MORRIS,29,173 J-spectra by two-dimensional FT of spin echoes of simple spin systems, BODENHAUSENet al., 31,75 use of cross-sections and projections in twodimensional NMR, NAGAYAMA et al., 31, 133 Jabn-Teller effect for Cu*+ in Ca(OD),, HOLUJ, 30,343 in hydrated cupric ion in magnesium sulfate, RADHAKRISHNA AND RAO, 35 7 1 in orbitally degenerate sandwich compounds, AMMETER, 30,299 K Kinetics (see Chemical exchange) Kushida, Benedek, Bloembergen theory applicability to ‘>CI NQR in chloracetamide, ZDANOWSKA, STANKOWSKI, AND MACKOWIAK, 3 1,109 L Lanthanides (see also Shift reagents) equations for shifts induced by, in pyridine derivative complexes, CRAMER AND MAYNARD, 31,295 equilibria with amino acids and induced proton shifts, PENNINGTONAND CAVANAUGH, 29, 483 shifts and relaxation in benzoic acids caused by, PENNINGTONAND CAVANAUGH, 31,ll Lasers as light source for CIDNP experiment, KAPTEIN et a[., 31, 171 Lattice modes NMR, in disordered solids, and pseudospin waves, BLINC, 30,25 1 6Li relaxation of ion in aqueous solution, WEHRLI, 30,193 Library saturation transfer, EPR spectral, MAILER AND MILLER, 35 289 Linear chain magnetics Cl and Rb resonances in RbNiCl,, EULER et al., 32,33 quadrupole coupling and NMR shift tensors for RbFeCl, and CsFeCI,, EULER et al., 32, 23

480

SUBJECT INDEX

Lineshape analysis

of complex,

STEPHENSON

exchangebroadened,

AND BINSCH,

measurement of small NOE in ‘H spectrum, CHAPMAN et al., 31,459

32,145

and restricted motion in cross-linked polymer SCHNEIDER, AND gels, DOSKOEIL~VA, 29,19

JAKES,

effects of exchange in two-site system with very unequal populations, ANET AND BASUS, 32, 339

EPR, in magnetically dilute crystals with strong spin-spin interactions, HENNER et al., 32,101 frequency dependence of, for ‘H spectra of tobacco mosaic virus protein, DE Wm, HEMMINGA,

AND SCHAAFSMA,

31,91

narrowing by use of trigonometric functions, GU~RON,

30,5

15

of ‘H and lgF resonances in solid (CH,),NPF,, MCDOWELL,

RAGHUNATHAN,

AND

32,51

WILLIAMS,

of

time-resolved EPR spectra, effect of modulation on, PASIMENI, 30,65 proton, and multiple rate processes in nitroso compounds, HGFNER, STEPHENSON, AND 32,13

BINSCH,

AND KONSTANI~NOV,

29,125,

137

29,309

phase transitions in spin-labeled bilayers, 29,34

CHEN

system HOULT,

RICHARDS,

spectro-

AND STOLES,

30,

351

Longitudinal magnetization detection of, in nuclear double resonance, GIORDANO,

1

31,283

RANIERI,

Metallocenes electronic structure and Jahn-Teller effect in, AMMETER,

30,299

Methyl group 13C spin-rotation relaxation and rotational barrier, TANCRED~ et al., 32,227 rotation of, and proton relaxation, BECKMANN, RATCLIFFE, AND DUNELL, 32,39 1 rotation of, by T, measurements, HASLINGER AND LYNDEN-BELL,

31,33

Methylene chloride relaxation of ‘H and *H in liquid,

SANDHU,

29,

563

field-frequency, for superconducting meter,

AND RICHARDS,

1

Liquid crystals (see Oriented molecules) Liquids effect of off-center spins in intermolecular relaxations, HARMON, 31,411 Living cells of E. coli, proton correlation spectroscopy of, OGINO et aZ., 31,523 Lock

29,15

multilayers, EPR spectra of chromophores bound to, BLUM, SALERNO, AND LEIGH, 30,

32,179

Lipid interaction with water in sodium laurate mesophase, ABDOLALL, MACKAY, AND BLOOM,

AND GAFFNEY,

LUNSFORD,

Malonate EPR and ENDOR of radical derived from, COLL~GIANI et al., 32,4 19 Matrix isolation of ZnF and CdF in neon and argon, KNIGHT et al., 32,383 Membranes (see also Bilayers) bilayer, effect of cobalt ion on the phosphorus spectrum of, MCLAUGHLIN, GRATHWOHL,

385

Liouville space description of FT NMR of nonequilibrium states of complex spin systems, BAIN AND MARTIN,

Macromolecules effect of cross relaxation for small ligands bound to, ANDREE, 29,4 19 Magnesium oxide calculations of g tensors and spin densities of sulfur-containing anions on, LIN AND

1

theory of EPR, for powder patterns with anisotropic g-tensor and hyperfme structure, OVCHINNIKOV

M

AND PARDI,

3427

Lysozyme ‘“C NMR spectra of, in sideways 20-mm tube probe, OLDFIELD AND SKARJUNE, 31,527

Micelles spin-label studies of detergent, SCHREIER et al., 30,283 Microprocessor in a pulsed NMR spectrometer, ADER, LEPLEY,

AND SONGCO,

29,105

MI?

impurity in SrCl,, effect of electric field on, ROELFSEMA AND DEN HARTOG, 29,255 intensities of EPR lines in powder samples, EIDELS-DUBOVOI 441

AND BELT&&LOPEZ,

32,

theory of relaxation by, in solution with proteins, KOENIG, 31, 1 Modulation effect in electron spin echo envelopes, LEE, 31, 351

481

SUBJECT INDEX Modulation-continued effect in heteronuclear HAWKES,

PAGET,

double

resonance, 30,393

AND RANDALL,

effect in time-resolved EPR spectra, PASIMENI, 30,65 Molecular motion anisotropic, and dipolar relaxation of pair of like spins, BODDENBERG AND MORENO, 29, 91 Motion in solids ammonium ion in NH,ReO,, PETCH, REYNHARDT, AND WATTON, 29,1 Multiple resonance (see Double resonance; Triple resonance) Multipulse techniques acahng of heteronuclear spin coupling by, AUE AND ERNST,

Muscle binding

31,533

spectra of labeled nucleotides, B~~CHNER, MAURER, AND R~~TERJANS, 29,45 23Na quadrupole interaction from NMR spectrum of Na,ZnCl,. 3H,O, IRION, WEIDEN, AND WEISS,

relaxation CHANG

23Na ion

by,

CHANG

AND

30,185

WOESSNER,

cross relaxation in water bound by, EDZES

AND

31,207

SAMULSKI,

31,437

COLLIGIANJ

DALAL,

RIPMEESTER,

31,471

in methylbenzonitriles,

AND AMBROSETTI,

32,93

NQR in carbonatotetramminecobalt(111) bromide, SASANEAND SMITH, 32,265 spectra of trimethylsilylamme derivatives, BARLOS

et al., 31,363

HERAVI

AND WEBB,

L4.‘5N calculation

of shielding constants,

JALLALI-

32,429

‘jhl abundant signal isotope elimination in amides; coupling constants to protons, MARCHAL 31,23

AND CANE?,

determination ERICSSON,

of

NOE,

AND VESTIN,

KOWALEWSKI,

31,165

NMR spectrum of labeled meso-tetraphenylporphyrin, DOMINGUEZ, KING, AND YEH, 32,161

parameters

of polyROSE AND

Nematic phase isotope effect on methyl iodide orientation in, et al., 29,35

WOOTEN

Nickel *‘B spectrum of boron hydride derivative of, et al., 31,203

and t3C relaxation in paramagnetic complex of, DODDRELL, HEALY, AND BENDALL, 29, 163 Nitrogen calculation of shielding constants for, ‘H

AND WEBB,

30,211

resonance,

JAKOBSEN

et al., 32,459

use of liquid, with LTD-3-I lOB controller, GOLDBERG AND

temperature CROWE,

32,

153

NMR spectra of DPPH, NQR and relaxation

30,185

elimination of effect on ‘“C spectra by triple

‘“N anomalous temperature dependence of NQR in thiocyanates, ASAJI, IKEDA, AND

AND REDDOCH,

in skeletal muscle,

31,41

BRYANT,

EBRAHEEM

N

NAKAMURA,

and binding AND WOESSNER,

relaxation in aqueous solutions methacrylate, LINDMAN, 32,39 relaxation when bound to proteins,

SIEDLE

of

30,457

Nitroso compounds proton resonance analysis of multiple rate processes

in,

BINSCH,

32,13

enriched pyridine-N-oxide, WAMSLER et al., 31, 177 relaxation in amino compounds, LEVY et al., 29,553

sensitivity enhancement for liquids by cross polarization, BERTRAND et al., 32,465

STEPHENSON,

AND

1

Nitroxides simulation of EPR spectra of, VISTNES, 29,495 Nitroxyl electron-electron coupling in spin-labeled copper complexes, EATON, DUBOIS, AND EATON, 32,25 1 Noise spectrum of random, FUJIWARA, 29,201 Non-bonded interactions effect on *% shifts and diamagnetic susceptibilities of halomethanes, SOMAYAJULU AND ZWOLINSKI, 30,5 1 Nonequilibrium states Liouville description of FT NMR of, for complex spin systems, BAIN AND MARTIN, 29,125,

in

HBFNER,

137

Nuclear Overhauser effect application to difference RICHARZ

AND W~THRICH,

spectroscopy, 30,147

in coupled AX, and AX, spectra by heteronuclear double resonance, BAIN AND MARTIN,

31,301

SUBJECT INDEX

482

Nuclear Overhauser effect-continued line intensities in strongly coupled systems, MCCLUNG

AND KRISHNA,

29,513

measurement of, in proteins, CHAPMAN et al., 31,459 nonlinear least-squares-fitting procedure for determining, KOWALEWSKI, ERICSSON, AND VESTIN,

31,165

simultaneous

measurement of, with T,, 31,509 Nuclear quadrupole resonance and internal rotation of Ccl, groups, et al.,

DUPLAN

et al., 32,403

KJUNTSEL

and internal rotation of Ccl, or BCl, groups, LUCKEN-ARDJOMANDE

AND

LUCKEN,

relaxation

151 and

and relaxaton times of 14N in methylsubstituted benzonitriles, COLLIGI~WI AND AMIBROSE~I,

anomalous temperature dependence of 14N, for thiocyanates, ASAJI, IKEDA, AND NAKAMURA, 31,437 detection of, for 170, by triple resonance, KADO AND TAKARADA,

32,89

double resonance and double transitions in deuterium, EDMONDS AND WHITE, 3 1,149 double resonance techniques for KAl,Br,, WEIDEN

AND WEISS,

30,403

**‘I and Cl spectra of anilinium iodide and chloroanilinium iodide, PIES AND WEISS, 30, 469

14N and 79Br by double resonance in the rotating frame, SASANE AND SMITH, 32,265 Z3Na and “Cl interaction in Na,ZnCl, .3H,O, IRION,

WEIDEN,

AND WEISS,

of ammonium perrhenate, KRUGER,

of Wl

GARBER,

PELZL,

defects in chlorates,

AND DIMITROPOULOS,

30,

423

et al., 30,439

boranes,

WRIGHT,

30,595

MEMORY,

29,119

C-H and H-H in silatranes, AND NG, 30,52

HARRIS,

JONES,

1

F-F, in contiguously substituted perlluoroalkyl pyridines, MATTHEWS, 30,537 ‘H-19F in fluorinated ether anesthetics, solvent effects on, KOEHLER et al., 3&75 ‘H-19F in trfluoroethanol, and hydrogen bonding, NG, 30,139 in “N-labeled nucleotides, B~~CHNER, MAURER, in tetramethyl tin,

29,45 LASSIGNE

AND WELLS,

31,

29,213

of linear chain RbFeCl, and CsFeCl,,

EULER

et al., 32,23

of mixed metal chloride hydrates and hydrogen bonding, SMITH AND STOESSIGER, 31,43 1 pressure and temperature dependence of Wl, in chloracetamide, ZDANOWSKA, STANAND MACKOWIAK,

inter-ring F,F, MATTHEWS, 29,65 measurement of C-C by two-dimensional Fourier transformation, NIEDERME-R AND FREEMAN,

31,109

30,6

17

of 15N to protons in amides by abundant isotope signal elimination, MARCHAL AND C ANET, 3 1,23

of

various WAMSLER

of deuterium in formic acid by double resonance with continuous coupling, EDMONDS AND MAILER,

AND TODD,

AND RUTERJANS, AND

of WI and polymorphism of octachloropropane, HASHIMOTO AND MANO, 30,43 1 of ‘SC1 in bromine-doped hexachlorometallates, DIMITROPOULOS et al., 30,4 15 of Yl in chlorocyclotriphosphazatrienes, CONNELLY

heteroatom

calculation of, for OlP and *%i to 13C, BEER AND GRMTER, 3 1,187 calculation of H-H, C-H, and C-C for hydrocarbons, LONG AND aromatic

30,457

REYNHARDT

31,63

in

195

and irradiation

KOWSKI,

LANE,

29,159

VARGAS,

triple resonance, in tetramethylbiphosphine disulfide, COLQUXO~N AND MCFAR-

B-H

32,93

HEWITT

30,483

stereochemical splitting of %I1 resonance in chloral hydrate, Brown, 30,557 temperature dependence of, for CuBr, and MgBr, .2Et,O, GUIBB AND MONTABONEL, 31,419 Zeeman effect of “‘Cl, in perchloro-5-methylcyclopentadiene, MANO, 29,463 Nuclear spin-spin coupling constants accurate measurement of, in large molecules, CAMPBELL et al., 31,341 and conformation of peptides and proteins, BYSTROV, ARSENIEV, AND GAVRILOV, 30,

30,

603

time in antimony metal,

AND MACLAUGHLIN,

in

nuclei

pyridine-N-oxide,

et al., 31,171

relativistic effects on values for dimethyl cadmium, JOKISAARI et al., 31, 121 scaling of heteronuclear, by multipulse techniques, AUE AND ERNST, 31,533 Nucleic acid bases proton relaxation in solid, ANDREW, GREEN, AND HOCH,

Nucleotides nitrogen-15 MAURER,

29,33

1

spectra of labeled, AND ROTERJANS,

29,45

B~~CHNER,

483

SUBJECT INDEX

hyperfine interactions in mixed ligand complexes of copper and vanadyl ions,

0 “0

calculation

of shielding constants, JALLALIHERAVI AND WEBB, 32,429 calculation of shielding constants for, EBRAHEEM AND WEBB, 30,211 detection of quadrupole resonance by nuclear triple resonance, KADO AND TAKARADA, 32, 89 Ofiiesonance methods measurement of nuclear T,, CORNELL AND POPE, 32,463 Optically detected magnetic resonance l.riplet-state intersystem crossing rates from, CHIHA AND CLARKE, 29,535 Oriented molecules iUlis0trOpy

of

nuclear

spin-spin

coupling

in

dimethyl

cadmium in nematic phase, JOKISAARI et al., 31, 121 application of two-dimensional NMR to, KUMAR AND KHETRAPAL, 30,137 13C spectra of liquid crystals and nonrigid solids, using a high-resolution spectrometer, FYFE, LYERLA, AND Y ANNONI, 3 1; 3 15 deformation of tetramethyltin in nematic phase, DIEHL, KUNWAR, AND ZIMMERMANN, 30,62 1 determination of *H quadrupole coupling from ‘)C satellites, WOOTEN et nl., 31,347 EPR spectra of chromophores bound to membrane multilayers, BLUM, SALERNO, AND LEIGH, 30,385 ‘H, *H, and 23Na NMR of sodium lauratewater mesophase, ABDOLALL, MACKAY, AND BLOOM, 29,309 “H relaxation and chain position in perdeuterated potassium palmitate, DAVIS, JEFFREY, AND BLOOM, 29,191 shift anisotropies of 13’Cs+ in lyotropic liquid crystals, WENNERSTR~M et al., 30, 133 p-substituted fluorobenzenes in lyotropic solvent, SPEARMAN AND GOLDSTEIN, 30,59 Overhauser effect (see Nuclear Overhauser effect)

KRISHNAMOORTHY

3’P deuterium

isotope

effects in

phosphiie,

JAMESON AND JAMESON, 32,455 effect of cobalt ion on spectrum, for

membranes,

MCLAUGHLIN,

bilayer

GRATHWOHL,

31,283 finite perturbation theory calculation of coupling constants to 13C, BEER AND GRMTER, 31,187 AND RICHARDS,

PRADHANANDA.

31,63

Palladium EPR of ions in zeolites, BEN TAARIT et al., 31, 251 Paramagnetic effects in NMR (see also Lanthanides; Shift reagents) measurement of 14N hyperfine splitting by NMR, DALAL, RIPMEESTER, AND REDDOCH,

31,471

Peptides conformation neurotoxin

of valinomycin, II, BYSTROV, 30,lS 1

GAVRILOV,

apamin, and ARSENIEV,

PH effect on “N spectra of nucleotides, MAURER,

AND RUTERJANS,

AND

B~~CHNER,

29,45

Phase transitions and 3sCl NQR of bromine-doped hexachlorometallates, DIMITROPOULOS ef al., 30,415 and WI NQR of octachloropropane, HASHIMOTOA AND MANO, 30,431 and NQR in chloroanilinium iodides, PIES AND WEISS,

30,469

by NQR of CuBr, and MgBr,. Et,O, GUIBB AND MONTABONEL, 31,419 Phosphorus compounds NQR and internal rotation of Ccl, groups in, KJUNTSEL

et al., 32,403

Plastic tube insert use of, for hazardous NMR samples, SAWAN AND JAMES, 32,173 Polymerization EPR study of photoinitiated styrene, SMITH el al., 29,545

Polymers restricted

motion

DOSKO~ILOV~

P

AND

30,273 NMR and heart physiology, HOLLIS et al., 29, 319 spin tickling of, in tetramethylbiphosphine disulfide, COLQUHOUN AND MCFARLANE,

in

cross-linked

SCHNEIDER,

wh

AND JAKES, 29,

79 Porphyrins “ICd and lsN NMR spectra of labeled mesotetraphenyl-, DOMINGUEZ, KING, AND YEH, 32,161 magnesium, Q value in radical cation of, SANDERS,

NEWTON,

AND

WATERTON,

31,

49

Powders EPR spectrum of, simulation and analysis, VEEN, 30,9 1

VAN

484

SUBJECT INDEX

Powders-continued intensities of MnZ+ DUBOVOI

coupled EPR

lines,

EIDELS32,44 1

AND BELTT&N-LOPEZ,

Pressure

dependence of “Cl NQR in chloral hydrate, BROWN,30,557 effect of, in WI NQR of chlorocyclotriphosphazatrienes, CONNELLY et al., 30,439 probe for high-resolution spectra at high, EARL, VANNI,

AND MERBACH,

VANNI,

AND MERBACH,

30,571

22.mm for XL-100 spectrometer, ZENS AND GRANT, 30,85 sideways-spinning 20-mm, for wide-bore superconducting magnet systems, OLDFIELD AND MEADOWS,

31,327

Projections use in two-dimensional NMR,

NAGAYAMA

et

al., 31,133

Proteins AsF,-

as probe

REIMARSSON, MAN, 29,169

for

anion

DRAKENBERG,

conformational study of, AND GAVRILOV,

30,15

BYSTROV,

binding AND

by, LIND-

ARSENIEV,

1

internal motions in, effect on relaxation times, BULL,

31,453

ion correlation times and binding to, ROSE BRYANT,

AND

AND

Liouville space description of FT NMR of nonequihbrium states of complex spin systems, BAIN AND MARTIN, 29,125, 137 measurement of slow exchange rates by, et al., 29,397

CAMPBELL

programmable timer for,

CARON

AND HERZOG,

31,357 FREEMAN,

MORRIS

AND

29,433

two channel analog generator for NMR, ORTH AND BURNETT, 29.39 use of a microprocessor in spectrometer for, ADER, LEPLEY, AND SONGCO, 29,105 Pulsed gradient technique, application of spin echo to the measurement of diffusion in presence of a field gradient, WILLIAMS, SEYMOUR, AND CO-ITS,31,271 Purines t5N spectra of labeled nucleotides, B~~CHNER, MAURER,

AND R~TEIUANS,

29,45

Pyridine-N-oxide NMR parameters from r5N and 2H enriched species, WAMSLER et al., 31, 177 Pyridines contiguously substituted with perfluoroalkyl groups, effect of crowding on t9F parameters, MATTHEWS, 30,537 Pyridyliminonitroxide radicals complexes with copper and vanadium, RICHARDSON AND KREILICK, 29,285

31,41

methods for line narrowing in proton spectra of, GASSNER, J>ARDETZKY, AND CONOVER, 30,141

NOE difference spectroscopy applied to basic pancreatic trypsin inhibitor, RICHARZ AND WOTHRICH,

30, 147

tobacco mosaic virus, r3C and ‘H relaxation times in, DE WITI’, HEMMINGA, AND SCHAAFSMA,

31,97

Protonation effect on t3C shifts in benzoic acid derivatives, Kosucr AND TAKEUCHI, X2,83 Pseudospin waves in disordered solids, BLINC, 30,25 1 ‘95Pt

convention for shifts; shifts of chloro-bromo complexes, KERRISON AND SADLER, 31,32 1 Pulse experiments broadband spectrometer for, KARLICEK AND LOWE,

MCCLUNG

29,573

selective excitation in FT NMR,

30,571

spectrometer modifications for high resolution NMR under high, VANNI, EARL, AND MERBACH, 29,11 Probe for high-resolution NMR at high pressure, EARL,

spin systems,

KRISHNA,

32,199

line intensities in double-resonance FT NMR of

Q Q value McConnell, cations,

in SANDERS,

metalloporphyrin NEWTON,

AND

radical WATER-

TON, 3 I,49

Quadrupolar echo FT method for rH relaxation in potassium pahnitate, DAVIS, JEFFREY, AND BLOOM, 29, 191 Quadrupolar ions binding to proteins, LINDMAN, 32.39 Quadrupolar nuclei relaxation of, WEHRLI, 30, 193 Quadrupole coupling of % in carbon disulfide, VOLD, SPARKS, AND VOLD,

30,497

Quadrupole effects calculation of powder EPR spectra of radicals showing, LUND, THUOMAS, AND MARUANI, 30.505

485

SUBJECT INDEX Quadrupole effects--continued in EPR spectra of frozen solutions, AND DUAN,

and internal

rotation

HASLIN~ER

BELFORE

anomalous, in the

29,293

in EPR spectra of S = l/2, I = 3/2 system, MUHA, 32,121 of As in AsF,- on i9F as probe for protein anion binding, REIMARSSON, DRAKENBERG. AND LINDMAN, 29,169 Quadrupole resonance (see Nuclear quadrupole resonance) Quantitative methods improving accuracy of, in EPR spectroscopy, GOLDBERG, 32,233 Quinol water in clathrates of, BROWN AND DAVIES, 29,161

of

methyl groups, 3 1,33 spin system, WERBELOW

AND LYNDEN-BELL,

AND GRANT,

A,

29,603

ilB in heteroatom boranes, WRIGHT, GARBER, AND TODD, 30,595 i3C and *H in tobacco mosaic virus protein, DE Wrrr,

HEMMINGA,

AND SCHAAFSMA,

31,91

i’C and *H in viscous (2-ethylhexyl)phthalate, JONAS AND AUNDT, 32,291 i3C and “Si in silatranes, HARRIS, JONES, AND NG, 30,52 1 i3C in benzonitrile and anisotropic shielding, WEHRLI, 35 45 1 ‘IC in cross-linked polymer gels, DOSKO&LOV.&, SCHNEIDER, AND JAKES, 29, 19

cross, in hydrated collagen and muscle, AND S AMIJLSKI,

R

dextrar-magnetite

Radiation effects EPR and ENDOR of radicals in potassium hydrogen malonate, COLLIGIANI et al., 32, 419 nature of centers produced in chromates, VANQUICKENBORNE RAND, 29,215

AND

G~RLLER-WAG

radical from X-irradiated 5bromo-deoxyuridine, HAINDL AND H~TIIZRMANN, 30,13 Radical anions nitroaromatic, salvation of, by NMR, WOERNER AND GULICK, 30,583 Radical reactions CIDEP and mechanism of, TRIFUNAC, NELSON, AND MOTTLEY, 30,263 Rare earth ions ‘“F hyperIme interaction in crystals of TbF, and HoF,, REUVENI AND MCGARVEY, 29, 21

Rate processes (see also Chemical exchange) analysis of multiple, in nitroso compounds, H&NER, 131

STEPHENSON,

AND

BINSCH,

32,

OHGUSHI,

EDZES

3 1,207

as reagent for gel systems,

NAGAYAMA,

AND WADA,

29,599

effects of chemical exchange in the extended diffusion theory, BULL, 30,2 17 effect of cross, for small ligands bound to macromolecules, ANDREE, 29,4 19 electron, of silver atoms in glassy matrices, MICHALIK AND KEVAN, 31,259 electron spin-lattice in unordered solids, HYDE 29,509

AND RAO,

elimination of errors in fact inversion recovery measurements, HANSSUM, MAURER, AND R~~TERJANS, 3 I,23 1 iH and i3C in paramagnetic Ni(I1) complex, DODDRELL,

HEALY,

AND

BENDALL,

iH and *H in methylene chloride, SANDHU, 29, 563 ZH, in clathrate hydrate of perdeuterated tetrahydrofuran, DAVIDSON, GARG, AND RIPMEESTER, 31,399 in coupled AX, and AX, systems by heteronuclear double resonance, BAIN AND MARTIN,

3 1,30 1

in coupled multispin systems, GOODWIN

*‘RI>

quadrupole resonance in RbNiCl,, EULER et al., 35 33 Relativistic effects on nuclear spin-spin coupling in dimethyl cadmium, JOKISAARI et al, 31,121 Relaxation and chain position in perdeuterated potassium palmitate, DAVIS, JEFFREY, AND BLOOM, 29, 191

and internal rotation in ureas, MOSELEY,

31,55

STILBS

AND

29,

163

WALLACE,

AND

32,325

in proteins, effect of internal motion on,

BULL,

31,453

in quadrupole spectrum of antimony metal, HEWITT

in

solid

AND MACLAUGHLIN,

ammonium

REYNHARDT,

30,483

perrhenate,

AND WAGON,

PETCH,

29,1

intermolecular, by reorientation of off-center spins, HARMON, 3 1,4 11 6Li, 9Be, and *s3Cs ions in liquid phase, WEHRLI,

30,193

486

SUBJECT INDEX

Relaxation--continued measurement of, in proton-enhanced ‘“C spectra, TORCHIA, 30,613 13N and 13C in anilines and aminobenzoic acids, LEVY et al., 29,553 of amide protons in Gramicidin, BLEICH, EASWARAN, AND GLASEL, 31,5 11 of free radicals in tissues by Dy!+, ANTHOLINE, HYDE, AND SWARTZ,29,5 17 of ions bound to proteins, ROSE AND BRYANT, 31,41 of Z3Naand its binding by muscle, CHANG AND WOESSNER,30,185 of nuclear dipolar energy in (NH,),GeF,, PIJNKKINENAND &TERBERG, 31,371 of nuclei by paramagnetic ions, derivation of equations for, KOENIG, 31,l of pair of like spins attached to anisotropically reorienting molecules, BODDENBERG AND MORENO, 29,9 1 of protons and methyl group rotation, BECKMANN, RATCLIPFE, AND DUNELL, 35 391 of protons in sodium laurate-water mesophase, ABDOLALL, MACKAY, AND BLOOM, 29,309 of water in red-cell suspensions, EISENSTADT AND FABRY, 29,591 IlP in bilayer membranes, effect of cobalt ion on, MCLAUGHLIN, GRATHWOHL, AND RICHARDS,31,283 proton, of biomolecular components in solid phase, ANDREW, GREEN, AND HOCH, 29, 331 “Se in organoselenium compounds, GANSOW, VERNON, AND DECHTER, 3519 simultaneous measurement of NOE and T,, DUPLAN et al., 31,509 spin-rotation in methyl groups and rotation barrier, TANCR~DO et al., 32,221 205TI+ in DMSO, HINTON AND J,ADNER, 32, 303 two channel analog pulse generator for measurement of, ORTH AND BURNETT, 29, 39 Relaxation time off-resonance nuclear, CORNELL AND POPE, 35 463 Resolution enhancement by use of a double exponential function, FERRIGE AND LINDON, 31,321 new function for, AKITT, 32,3 11 Restricted motion ‘H and ‘“C study of, in cross-linked polymer gels, DOSKO&LOV& SCHNEIDER, AND JAKES, 29,79

Retrieval of lost data from mass storage device, PEAT AND SLOMP, 29,607 Ring compounds EP’R of 1,2-diphenylcyclopropene anion radical in solution, KOMSHI AND REDDOCH, 29,113 Ring current and chemical shift in azulene, ROBERTS,29,7 Rotating frame relaxation applied to internal rotation rates in ureas, STILES AND MOSELEY, 31,55 Rotational spin echoes in solids, WAUGH, MARICQ, AND CANTOR, 29, 183 S “3s quadrupole coupling constants in CS, from linewidth, VOLD, SPARKS, AND VOLD, 30, 491 Sample tubes use of plastic for hazardous NMR samples, SAWAN AND JAMES, 32,173 Sandwich compounds EPR of orbitally degenerate, AMMETER, 30, 299 Saturated bandshapes use in relaxation studies in multispin systems, GOODWIN AND WALLACE, 32,325 Saturation transfer EPR spectral library, MAILER AND MILLER, 32,289 modification of EPR spectrometers for measurement of, DE JAGER AND HEMMINGA, 31,491 “Se isotope effects on shielding of, in dimethyldiselenide, JAKOBSENAND HANSEN, 30,397 relaxation in organoselenium compounds, GANSOW, VERNON,AND DECHTER,35 19 Selective excitation in FT NMR, MORRISAND FREEMAN,29,433 Sensitivity of two-dimensional NMR spectroscopy, AUE et al., 29,523

Shielding (see also Chemical shit) calculation for carbon, nitrogen and oxygen, EBRAHEEMAND WEBB, 30,211 calculation of nuclear, for ‘.Z H, gas, RUMMENS AND RAJAN, 3 1,491 of N and 0, calculations by INDO/S parameterization, JALLALI-HERAVI AND WEBB, 32,429

SUBJECT Shift reagents (see also Lanthanides) characterization of weak 2/l complexes from NMR data, LENKINSKI, ELGAVISH, AND REUBEN, 32,367 *9Si fmite perturbation theory calculation of coupling constants to rsC, BEER AND GIUNTER, 31,187 NMR of silatranes, HARRIS, JONES, AND NG, 30,521 Silicon compounds r4N NMR of trimethylsilylamine derivatives, BARLOS et al., 31,363 Silicon oxide EPR spectra of thin-film capacitors, PAEZ et al., 29,25 1 Silver atoms electron relaxation of, in glassy matrices, MICHALIK AND KEVAN, 31,259 Simulation of EPR spectra, compensation for integerization errors, FORMAN AND BORG, 3 1,3 11 of EPR spectra of nitroxide spin labels, VISTNES, 29,495 of EPR spectra of powders, VAN VEEN, 30,91 Sine bell routine for line narrowing or broadening, GUERON, 30, 515 115.1 l%lL9Sn isotope effects on NMR spectrum, in tetramethyl tin, LASSIGNE AND WELLS, 31, 195 spectra of tetramethyltin in nematic and isotropic phase, DIEH~ KUNWAR, AND ZIMMERMANN, 30,621 Sodium laurate lipid water interaction by ‘H, 2H, and 23Na NMR, ABDOLALL, MACKAY, AND BLOOM, 29,309 Solids dipolar electron spin-lattice in unordered, HYDE AND RAO, 29,509 pulsed, broadband spectrometer for NMR measurements on, KARLICEK AND LOWE, 35 199 relaxation of biomolecular components, ANDREW, GREEN, AND HOCH, 29,33 1 rotational spin echoes in, WAUGH, MARICQ, AND CANTOR, 29, 183 theory of spin echoes in, BODEN AND LEVINE. 30,327 Solomon-Bloembergen equations derivation of, KOENIG, 31, 1 Salvation of nitroaromatic radical anions by NMR, WOERNER AND GULICK, 30,583

INDEX

487

Solvaton model in interpretation of solvent effects on anisotropy of carbonyl group, ANDO AND GUTOWSKY, 31,387 Solvent relaxation of, by paramagnetic ions in protein solutions, KOENIG, 31, 1 Solvent effects of hexamethylphosphortriamide on EPR of anion radicals, STAQKO, TKZ, AND MALIK, 31,161 on “C NMR of alkanes and alkenes, CANS, TIFFON, AND DUBOIS, 30.1 on fluorinated ether anesthetics, KOEHLER et

al., 30,75 Spin densities (see Hyperfine interactions) Spin echoes apparatus for measurement of water diffusion by, HARRIS et al., 29,473 13C spectra of lysozyme in sideways 20-mm tube probe, OLDFIELD AND SKARJUNE, 31, 527 calculation of characteristics, in solids, BODEN AND LEVINE, 30,327 electron, modulation effects in, LEE, 31,35 1 for case of multisite chemical exchange, JEN, 30,111 method for diffusion measurement by, in the presence of field gradients, WILLIAMS, SEYMOUR, AND Corrs, 31,271 rotation, in solids, WAUGH, MARICQ, AND CANTOR, 29,183 two-dimensional spectra for coupled systems, KUMAR, 30,227 Spin labels and phase transitions in lipid bilayers, CHEN AND GAFFNEY, 29,341 EPR of copper-nitroxyl complexes, EATON, DUBOIS, AND EATON, 32,25 1 simulation of EPR spectra of nitroxide, VISTNES, 29,495 studies of detergent aggregates, SCHREIER et

al., 30,283 Spin-lattice relaxation (see Relaxation) Spin locking use in measuring initial portion of FID, VOLLMERS, LOWE, AND PUNKKINEN, 30,33 Spin-spin coupling (see Nuclear spin-spin coupling constants) Spin-spin relaxation (see also Relaxation) chemical exchange effects on, JEN, 30, 111 Spin transfer in mixed ligand complexes of copper and vanadyl ions, KRISHNAMOORTHY AND PRABHANANDA, 30,273

488

SUBJECT INDEX

Spinner high-speed magic angle, ZILM, ALDERMAN, AND GRANT, 30,563 State vectors calculation of, by diagrammatic technique, SKINNERAND WEIL, 29,223 Steric effects in ‘“C shifts of halomethanes, SOMAYAJULU AND ZWOLINSKI, 30,5 1 on NQR of Ccl, group in perchloro-5methylcyclopentadiene, MANO, 29,463 Sticky collisions description by extended diffusion theory, BULL, 30,217

Timer programmable, for pulsed NMR, CARON AND HERZOG, 31,357 2oq-j

NMR of complex with valinomycin, BRIGGS AND HINTON, 32,155 relaxation of ion in DMSO, HINTON AND LADNER, 32,303 Tobacco mosaic virus relaxation of “C in protein from, DE WITT, HEMMINGA, AND SCHAAFSMA,31,97 Trigonometric functions for line narrowing and broadening, GUBRON, 30,515

Strontium chloride effect of electric field on EPR of impurities in, ROELFSEMA AND DEN HARTOG, 29,255 Styrene EPR study of photoinitiated polymerization, SMITH et al., 29,545 Sulfur-containing groups calculation of g-tensors and spin densities for anions on magnesium oxide, LIN AND LUNSFORD,29,15 1 NMR of Hg bound to, SUDMEIER,BIRGE, AND PERKINS, 30,49 1 Superconducting spectrometer field-frequency lock system for, HOULT, RICHARDS,AND STOLES,30,35 1

T Tetramethylbiphosphine disulflde triple resonance and coupling constants in, COLQUHO~M AND MCFARLANE, 31,63 Thermometer low-temperature, for ‘H, i9F, and W, BORNAISAND BROWNSTEIN,29,207 Thin-section method in NMR imaging, BROOKER AND HINSHAW, 30,129

Triple resonance detection of “0 quadrupole resonance by, KADO AND TAKARADA, 3589 for i3C NMR of nitrogen-containing molecules, JAKOBSENet al., 32,459 heteronuclear, in tetramethylbiphosphine disulfide. COLQUHOUN AND MCFARLANE, 31, 63

Triplet state intersystem crossing rates from ODMR, CHIHA AND CLARKE, 29,535 Tunneling in electron relaxation of silver atoms in glassy matrices, MICHALIK AND KEVAN, 31,259 Two-dimensional spectroscopy application to oriented molecules, KUMAR AND KHETRAPAL, 30,137 computation of spin-echo NMR spectra, KLJMAR,30,227 Fourier transformation of spin echoes, BODENHAUSENet al., 31,75 measurement of C-C spin-spin coupling by, NIEDERMEYERAND FREEMAN, 30,6 17 proton-coupled “C spectrum of cholesterol, TURNER AND FREEMAN, 29,587 sensitivity of, AUE et al., 29,523 use of cross-sections and projections in, NAGAYAMA et al., 31, 133

Thiocyanates anomalous temperature dependence of i4N NQR, ASAJI, IKEDA, AND NAKAMURA, 31, 437

Thiophene chloro-, J spectrum from two-dimensional Fourier transformation of spin echoes, BODENHAUSENet al., 31,75 Time-resolved EPR spectra effect of modulation on, PASIMENI,30,65 Time response improvement of, for E-tine EPR spectrometers, MCINTOSHAND BOLToN, 32,167

U

Unordered solids dipolarinduced electron relaxation in, HYDE AND RAO, 29,509 Ureas internal rotation rates from relaxation times, STILES AND MOSELEY, 31,55

SUBJECT INDEX v

Valinomycin 2o% NMR of thallium complex,

BRIGGS

AND

Valium measurement of conformational exchange rates by FT NMR, CAMPBELL et al., 29,391 Van der Waals effects in solvent-induced i3C shifts, CANS, TIFFON, AND DuBors, 30, 1 Vanadium complexes of pyridyliminonitroxide radicals with, RICHARDSON AND KREILICK, 29,285 Viscous liquids relaxation in, JONAS AND ARNDT, 32,297 Volume of activation determination by high-pressure NMR probe, VANNI,

EARL,

AND MERBACH,

29,ll

W

Water diffusion of water in aqueous electrolyte solutions by spin-echo methods, HARRIS et al., 29,413

effect on NMR and IR of quinol clathrates, BROWN AND DAVDZS, 29,167 relaxation in hydrated collagen and muscle, EDZES AND SAMULSKI,

32,155

HINTON,

489

31,201

Wave functions calculation of atomic parameters from, for interpretation of hyperfme interactions, MORTON

AND PRESTON,

30,511

Z

Zavoisky award address for Professor E. K., HAUSSER, 29,179 Zeolite EPR of Pd species in, BEN TAAIUT et al., 31, 251 Zero-time-resolution technique observation of initial portion of FID by, VOLLMERS,

LOWE,

AND PUNKKINEN,

Zeugmatography (see Imaging) zinc enzymes, use of “‘Cd as probe, al., 29,315

30,33

ARMITAGE

et