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Solvents

The nuclear spin hyperpolarization using para-hydrogen (pH2) is strongly dependent on the choice of solvent. The following table shows a list of important parameters.

Various solvents:

Solvent Water solubility

Boiling point

[°C]

Density

[g/mL]

Kinematic viscosity

[mm2/s]

Dynamic viscosity

[mPa x s]

Hyperpolarization
Chloroform 8.09 g/L (20 °C) 61 1.489 (25 °C) 0.38 0.56 PHIP-SAH
Methanol yes 64.7  ‎0.7869 0.763 0.6 SABRE
Acetone yes 56.05  0.79 0.4051 0.32 PHIP
Water yes 100 0.997 1.012 1.0087 PHIP
DMSO yes 189 1.1
1.94 2.14 SABRE and PHIP
Ether 69 g/L (20 °C) ~35 0.71 0.324 0.23 no data available
Benzene 1.77 g/L 80 0.88 0.6895 0.604 no data available
Toluene 520 mg/L 111 0.87 0.6437 0.56 no data available
Hexane 9.5 mg/L 68.5-69.1 0.6606 0.5 0.33 no data available
Diethyl ether 69 g/L ~35 0.71 0.33 0.235 no data available
Perfluoropentane no 28 1.63 (liquid, 25 °C) 0.3066 0.4991 no data available
Perfluorohexane no 57.14 1.691 0.4102 0.6915 no data available
Perfluorooctane no 103-104 1.766 0.7689 1.360 no data available
Perfluorononane no 125-126 1.799 (25 °C) 0.9982 1.784 no data available

 

 

 

 

 

 

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