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Proton polarization at room temperature

Authors: M. Daigo; N. Hirota; M. Iinuma; A. Masaike; I. Shake; H. M. Shimizu; Y. Takahashi; +3 Authors

Proton polarization at room temperature

Abstract

We have polarized protons in naphthalene doped with pentacene at higher temperature (≥77 K) and lower magnetic field (∼3 kG) than those for ordinary polarized proton targets. Pentacene molecules have been excited with a laser beam. Protons in naphthalene have been polarized dynamically on the intermediate state of pentacene. We obtain about 13% polarization at liquid nitrogen temperature in about 3kG with a N2‐laser of about 150 mW. It has been found to be also possible to obtain high polarization at room temperature.

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