F. Coletta, C-13 AND H-1 SPIN-LATTICE RELAXATION-TIMES STUDY ON FREE AND CR(CO)(3) COMPLEXES OF BENZOPHENONE AND 9-FLUORENONE, Gazzetta chimica italiana, 127(4), 1997, pp. 221-226
Carbon-13 and hydrogen-1 spin lattice relaxation times have been measu
red for benzophenone and 9-fluorenone, both as free ligands and comple
xed with the tricarbonylchromium group. The experimental results were
then compared with the values calculated by considering the magnetic d
ipolar interactions. The comparison appears to be reasonably good and
shows that, in these molecules, the contribution to the overall relaxa
tion rate is essentially of magnetic dipolar nature for all the nuclea
r species present including the non-hydrogenated carbon nuclei. Only e
xception are the keto-carbonyl C-13 nuclei relaxation times, for which
substancial CSA contributions are also involved.