T. Meersmann et M. Haake, MAGNETIC-FIELD DEPENDENT XE-131 QUADRUPOLAR SPLITTING IN GAS AND LIQUID-PHASE NMR, Physical review letters, 81(6), 1998, pp. 1211-1214
At very high magnetic fields (B-0 greater than or equal to 14 T), the
NMR spectrum of xenon-131 in the gas phase (similar to 300 K,400 kPa)
shows a well resolved quadrupolar splitting. The experimental results
suggest a dual nature of the observed splitting. One portion arises fr
om exchange with xenon atoms adsorbed on the surface of the surroundin
g container wall. Another portion, previously unreported, is strongly
field dependent and does not appear to originate from such surface int
eractions. This term indicates an electrical polarization of the xenon
electron shell induced by the applied static magnetic field. [S0031-9
007(98)06807-0].