[nmr]

i want to know if T1 and T2 relaxation time is infinitely long or short than what will be the effect on spectra?

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(Original post by nmr)
i want to know if T1 and T2 relaxation time is infinitely long or short than what will be the effect on spectra?

I recommend you read Prof PJ Hore's oxford chemistry primer on NMR to double check this, but...

It is because you have a fourier transform, so I think (double check) that if you have an infinitely long relaxation time then you will have a perfectly sharp peak and if it is infinitely short then you have a really broad peak.