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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: MAGMA. 2014 Aug 14;28(2):195–205. doi: 10.1007/s10334-014-0455-2

Fig. 6.

Fig. 6

a Representative DNP and thermal 13C NMR signals of neat [1-13C]pyruvic acid doped with 15 mM trityl OX063 measured at 4.6 T and 1.15 K. The calculated NMR signal enhancement ε of this particular frozen polarized 13C sample was 530, which corresponds to 54 % 13C polarization under these conditions. b 13C polarization buildup curves of 13C samples doped with (1) BDPA, (2) trityl OX063, (3) galvinoxyl, (4) DPPH and (5) 4-oxo-TEMPO (see Table 1 for sample composition). The 13C samples were irradiated at the positive polarization peak (+) at 4.6 T and 1.15 K with a 120 mW microwave source. The solid lines are fits to a single-exponential buildup equation with a buildup time constant τbu. c Calculated temperature dependence of Boltzmann thermal electron and 13C nuclear polarization levels at 4.6 T. Experimental values of DNP-enhanced 13C polarization levels of 13C samples doped with different free radicals using the homebuilt DNP polarizer at 4.6 T and 1.15 K are displayed as symbols (see Table 1 for details of sample composition)