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titleOfInvention Highly polarized nuclear spin method and highly polarized device
abstract High polarization method of nuclear spin is arranged in the space where a uniform static magnetic field is formed by the main magnetic field forming part, and the light from the laser light source is applied to the sample in which the pentacene derivative is added to the solid benzoic acid derivative. Irradiating the benzoic acid derivative in the sample after repeating the steps of irradiating the sample with light, irradiation of the sample with a sweeping magnetic field and microwave irradiation from a microwave source, and application of the sweeping magnetic field, light irradiation, and microwave irradiation. Is dissolved. As a result, an aqueous solution containing a benzoic acid derivative in which the nuclear spin is highly polarized can be generated.
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