HRMAS 1H-NMR: HRMAS 1H-NMR spectroscopy was performed on a Varian Inova at 400mHz with a 4-mm GHX-Nano probe. Monomer solutions of 10 wt% in phosphate-buffered D2O and 0.05 wt% I2959 inside 40mL capacity nanotubes were exposed to 365-nm light at 10mW cm−2 and periodic NMR measurements were taken. It should be noted that the curvature of the nanotubes, in which polymerization occurs and spectra are taken, interferes with the light exposure, making this a poor technique to measure kinetics. It is, however, an appropriate means to determine the conversion of alkenes relative to the generation of thioethers, confirming the reaction mechanism.
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- Exposure to 365-nm light at 10mW cm^-2
- Conversion of alkenes relative to the generation of thioethers
- Phosphate-buffered D2O solvent
- 0.05 wt% I2959 inside 40mL capacity nanotubes
- Monomer solutions of 10 wt% in phosphate-buffered D2O
- No positive or negative controls were explicitly mentioned.
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