If this sounds familiar, then you may be thinking of the Magic Recs experiment, which turned into a built-in feature that sends you push notifications when a tweet, account or hashtag has gotten a lot of play in your network.
13C 1H PISEMA (polarization inversion and spin-exchange at magic angle) experiments at different temperatures were used to reveal the heterogeneous dynamics resulting from the cooperative motion associated with the hydrogen bond interaction.
Their series Envisioning Chemistry visualizes reactions like elemental burning and precipitation, while their Cool Experiments series showcases the magic of physics experiments.
The prototype of such experiments is the polarization inversion by spin exchange at the magic angle (PISEMA) experiment.
Using the polarization inversion spin exchange at the magic angle (PISEMA) experiment as a foundation, we designed new pulse schemes that use a constant time evolution in the dipolar (indirect) dimension to measure DC and CS correlations at high resolution.
Multiple-quantum magic-angle spinning experiment removes second-order quadrupolar broadening from the central-transition of half-integer quadrupolar nuclei.
The basic unit of the pulse sequence is designed based on the magic-angle turning experiment and can be concatenated for larger amplification factors.
This is obvious since Flora is the fairy of earth magic and loves experimenting and tending to plants.
It describes the anarchic chaos created when a witch's offspring experiment with magic they lack the experience to undo.
