Characterization of environmental samples in their natural state using comprehensive multiphase NMR

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Comprehensive Multi-Phase (CMP) NMR challenges traditional NMR methods by adapting the NMR technology to match natural samples, rather than changing the sample to match a specific NMR technique. Comprehensive Multiphase (CMP) combines all aspects of solution, gel and solid-state NMR into a single approach which allows the study and differentiation of all molecular constituents in-situ and in their natural state. Spectral editing approach permit the differentiation of liquid, gel and solid components in-situ and when combined with molecular interaction studies, binding mechanisms, kinetic transport across phases, bioaccumulation, biotransformation, and binding receptors can be assessed. This research evaluates the versatility and applicability of CMP-NMR to various disciplines. Both studies of molecular structure and interactions will be presented with respect to soils, algae, contaminant sequestration, and early plant growth. Combined the technique and permits a unique and unprecedented molecular window into intact samples including living organisms and hold great promise to understand biological stress, growth and disease across a wide range of field from environmental chemistry to medicine.

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