Aluminium-27 nuclear magnetic resonance in aqueous solutions of its chelates with hydroxy carboxylic acids

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Abstract
Measurements of 27Al nuclear magnetic resonance of aqueous solutions containing aluminium chelates of hydroxy carboxylic acids show that the signal intensity depends to a marked extent on the pH of the solution. This effect has been interpreted in terms of polymerization of the aluminium chelates which results in a broadening of the signal through magnetic dipole-dipole coupling between the various 27Al nuclei.