Describe the FT-NMR process: what is done to the nuclei? What happens to the nuclei afterwards? How is the detector (receiver coil) signal used to provide the frequency domain NMR spectrum?
1. In FT NMR the resonance are not measured one after another, but all nuclei are excited at the same time by a radio frequency pulse.
2. The excited nuclei will spin, which will emit the radiation after the pulse
3. The emitted signal is a superposition of all excited frequencies its evolution in time is recorded, the intensities of several frequencies which gives the observed signal in their superposition are calculated by a mathematical operation called Fourier Transformation..
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