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Title: A Slide Show


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A Slide Show
Just a Pass-time Show for displaying on the
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Dr.S.Aravamudhan, NEHU, Shillong,793022
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A Few Illustrative Examples for Animated
Presentations of Textual Materials
The Following are a few slides to Illustrate the
effective use of animated presentations of
Textual materials.
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  • After the class these might help the Students to
    view and grip the contents better.
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    view and there are only seven more slides on
    display after all the seven, the show may be
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Animating Arrow Movements
By Dr.S.Aravamudhan,NEHU,Shillong Dated
28-09-2002
Magnetization
90?Pulse
Phasing out
180? Refocusing Pulse
FID
Pulse Scheme and Signal Shapes
Refocused Magnetization
Decaying half of the ECHO
t 0
t ?
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Echo
t 2?
4
A 121 NMR Spectrum?
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A 121 NMR Spectrum?
The Three lines 1,23 appear successively.
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Each line appears on animation, simultaneous with
its Integration.
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A Mixture of Solid and Liquid Results in Double
Exponential Decay
A fast Decaying Solid Fraction (5 Sec.time
const.) and a Slowly (30 s)Decaying Liquid
Fraction present together in a Specimen would
result in such a sum of exponential functions
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Exponentials and Line shapes with Integrated
Intensities
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The 3 D Perspective helps in Visualising
Comprehensively how for a given Lineshape,mere
variation in linewidth cannot account for Changes
in Intensities,but can cause changes in
amplitudes. (Below the frequency range 50-75)
The line width increases from left to right 3,6,9
20 for a normalized line shape and the
integration curve is given juxtaposed to each
line. Numerical values at Maximum are given for
each curve
Looping to slide 1
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