Magnetic Resonance Microscopy: Spatially Resolved NMR Techniques and Applications

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Magnetic Resonance Microscopy: Spatially Resolved NMR Techniques and Applications

Editor(s): Sarah L. Codd, Joseph D. Seymour

Published Online: 25 FEB 2009

Print ISBN: 9783527320080

Online ISBN: 9783527626052

DOI: 10.1002/9783527626052

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This handbook and ready reference covers materials science applications as well as microfluidic, biomedical and dental applications and the monitoring of physicochemical processes. It includes the latest in hardware, methodology and applications of spatially resolved magnetic resonance, such as portable imaging and single-sided spectroscopy.
For materials scientists, spectroscopists, chemists, physicists, and medicinal chemists.

Table of contents

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      Front Matter (pages I–XXXII)

    1. Chapter 1

      Musings on Hardware Advances and New Directions (pages 1–11)

      Eiichi Fukushima

  3. Part One: Novel Techniques

    1. Chapter 2

      Multidimensional Earth's-Field NMR (pages 13–29)

      Meghan E. Halse, Andrew Coy, Robin Dykstra, Craig D. Eccles, Mark W. Hunter and Paul T. Callaghan

    2. Chapter 3

      Multiple-Echo Magnetic Resonance (pages 31–48)

      Yi-Qiao Song, Eric E. Sigmund and Hyung Joon Cho

    3. Chapter 4

      Magnetic Resonance Force Microscopy (pages 49–63)

      Mladen Barbic

    4. Chapter 5

      Dynamic Fixed-Point Generation Using Non-Linear Feedback Fields – with Applications in MR Contrast Enhancement (pages 65–79)

      Jon K. Furuyama, Dennis W. Hwang, Susie Y. Huang, Jamie D. Walls, Hsing-Wei Chang, Lian-Pin Hwang and Yung-Ya Lin

    5. Chapter 6

      Shimming Pulses (pages 81–98)

      Louis-Serge Bouchard

  4. Part Two: Polarization Enhancement

    1. Chapter 7

      Parahydrogen-Induced Polarization in Heterogeneous Catalytic Hydrogenations (pages 99–115)

      Kirill V. Kovtunov and Igor V. Koptyug

    2. Chapter 8

      Towards Posture-Dependent Human Pulmonary Oxygen Mapping Using Hyperpolarized Helium and an Open-Access MRI System (pages 117–127)

      Ross W. Mair, Leo L. Tsai, Chih-Hao Li, Michael J. Barlow, Rachel N. Scheidegger, Matthew S. Rosen, Samuel Patz and Ronald L. Walsworth

    3. Chapter 9

      Hyperpolarized 83Kr MRI (pages 129–144)

      Galina E. Pavalovskaya and Thomas Meersmann

    4. Chapter 10

      Fast Gradient-Assisted 2-D Spectroscopy in Conjunction with Dynamic Nuclear Polarization (pages 145–159)

      Rafal Panek, James Leggett, Nikolas S. Andersen, Josef Granwehr, Angel J. Perez Linde and Walter Köckenberger

    5. Chapter 11

      Dynamic Nuclear Polarization-Enhanced Magnetic Resonance Analysis at X-Band Using Amplified 1H Water Signal (pages 161–176)

      Songi Han, Evan R. McCarney, Brandon D. Armstrong and Mark D. Lingwood

  5. Part Three: Transport Phenomena

    1. Chapter 12

      Localized NMR Velocity Measurements in Small Channels (pages 177–196)

      L. Guy Raguin and Luisa Ciobanu

    2. Chapter 13

      Electro-Osmotic Flow and Dispersion in Microsystem Channel Networks and Porous Glasses: Comparison with Pressure-Induced Transport and Ionic Currents (pages 197–219)

      Bogdan Buhai, Yujie Li and Rainer Kimmich

    3. Chapter 14

      MRI of Fluids in Strong Acoustic Fields (pages 221–232)

      Igor V. Mastikhin and Benedict Newling

    4. Chapter 15

      MRI of Coherent and Incoherent Displacements in Turbulent Flow (pages 233–244)

      Benedict Newling, Zhi Yang, Mark H. Sankey, Mike L. Johns and Lynn F. Gladden

    5. Chapter 16

      Transport Properties in Small-Scale Reaction Units (pages 245–267)

      Andrea Amar, Lisandro Buljubasich, Bernhard Blümich and Siegfried Stapf

    6. Chapter 17

      Solid Liquid Particulate Suspensions–Gravitational and Viscous Transport (pages 269–286)

      Prof. Dr. Sarah L. Codd, Stephen A. Altobelli, Prof. Dr. Joseph D. Seymour, Jennifer R. Brown and Einar O. Fridjonsson

  6. Part Four: Biological Systems

    1. Chapter 18

      Low-Field MR Sensors for Fruit Inspection (pages 287–301)

      Rebecca R. Milczarek and Michael J. McCarthy

    2. Chapter 19

      Microscopic Imaging of Structured Macromolecules in Articular Cartilage (pages 303–314)

      Yang Xia and Shaokuan Zheng

    3. Chapter 20

      MRI of Water Transport in the Soil–Plant–Atmosphere Continuum (pages 315–330)

      Henk Van As, Natalia Homan, Frank J. Vergeldt and Carel W. Windt

    4. Chapter 21

      Noninvasive Assessment of Moisture Migration in Food Products by MRI (pages 331–351)

      John P.M. van Duynhoven, Gert-Jan W. Goudappel, Wladyslaw P. Weglarz, Carel W. Windt, Pedro Ramos Cabrer, Ales Mohoric and Henk Van As

    5. Chapter 22

      Dynamic Metabolism Studies of Live Bacterial Films (pages 353–363)

      Paul D. Majors and Jeffrey S. McLean

    6. Chapter 23

      Applications of Permanent-Magnet Compact MRI Systems (pages 365–380)

      Katsumi Kose, Tomoyuki Haishi and Shinya Handa

  7. Part Five: Materials Science

    1. Chapter 24

      Magnetic Field Control of Chemical Waves (pages 381–398)

      Melanie Britton and Christiane Timmel

    2. Chapter 25

      Fluid Distribution and Movement in Engineered Fibrous Substrates by Magnetic Resonance Microscopy (pages 399–419)

      Johannes Leisen and Haskell W. Beckham

    3. Chapter 26

      Imaging of Water in Polymer Electrolyte Membrane in Fuel Cells (pages 421–433)

      Shohji Tsushima and Shuichiro Hirai

    4. Chapter 27

      NMR of Liquid Crystals Confined in Nano-Scaled Pores (pages 435–450)

      Farida Grinberg

    5. Chapter 28

      NMR Imaging of Moisture and Ion Transport in Building Materials (pages 451–464)

      Leo Pel and Henk Huinink

    6. Chapter 29

      Magnetic Resonance Studies of Drop-Freezing Processes (pages 465–483)

      Michael L. Johns, David I. Wilson and Jason P. Hindmarsh

  8. Part Six: Hardware

    1. Chapter 30

      High-Performance Shimming with Permanent Magnets (pages 485–499)

      Ernesto Danieli, Juan Perlo, Federico Casanova and Bernhard Blümich

    2. Chapter 31

      Inversion of NMR Relaxation Measurements in Well Logging (pages 501–517)

      Lizhi Xiao, Guangzhi Liao, Ranhong Xie and Zhongdong Wang

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      Index (pages 519–534)

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