(12) Two 13C spins differ in chemical shift by 50 ppm. Assuming that the rotating frame rotates at a frequency exactly halfway between the two spins: a. Calculate the frequency offsets (in Hz) of the two vectors corresponding to the two spins. The external magnetic field Bo is 14.1 T. b. If the two C spins are coupled to each other by a J-coupling constant of 50 Hz, calculate the frequency offsets of all of the vectors corresponding to the two spins.

(12) Two 13C spins differ in chemical shift by 50 ppm. Assuming that the rotating frame rotates at a frequency exactly halfway between the two spins: a. Calculate the frequency offsets (in Hz) of the two vectors corresponding to the two spins. The external magnetic field Bo is 14.1 T. b. If the two C spins are coupled to each other by a J-coupling constant of 50 Hz, calculate the frequency offsets of all of the vectors corresponding to the two spins.

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