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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Jun 8.
Published in final edited form as: J Am Chem Soc. 2011 May 13;133(22):8673–8680. doi: 10.1021/ja201880y

Table 1.

Summary of the dependence of room-temperature liquid-state 89Y NMR enhancement on the choice of glassing agents and radicals. The NMR enhancements (N = 3) were measured in a 9.4 T magnet at 298 K after dissolution of samples polarized for 9 hours at 1.4 K and 3.35 T. Maximum soluble concentration of Y-DOTA were used in different glassing agents mixed with 50 % water by volume. The error bar in the enhancement is within 5–8 %.

Glassing matrix Radical/conc (mM) YDOTA (M) Enhancement % Polarization
Pure water Trityl/15 0.48 2,200 0.35
Glycerol:water Trityl/15 0.28 17,700 2.79
Glycerol:water TEMPO/40 0.28 4,600 0.73
Glycerol:water TEMPO-d16/40 0.28 5,400 0.85
18-Crown-6:water Trityl/15 0.27 20,400 3.22
Ethylene glycol:water Trityl/15 0.24 12,600 1.99
DMSO:water Trityl/15 0.24 2,900 0.46
1,3-propanediol:water Trityl/15 0.24 18,500 2.92
Methanol:water Trityl/15 0.24 3,000 0.47