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AbstractThe local structure of the fast solid ion conductor Cu2P3I2 = (CuI)8P12 is investigated using one- and two-dimensional 31P and 65Cu magic-angle spinning NMR techniques. Peak assignments are proposed on the basis of anisotropic and isotropic spin-spin interactions recovered via radio frequency driven dipolar recoupling (RFDR) and total through bond correlation spectroscopy (TOBSY) methods. Especially the previously proposed R30614 pulse symmetry (R-TOBSY), which exploits scalar spin-spin interactions for coherence transfer, offers outstanding spectral selectivity with respect to 1J coupling. Using sufficiently short mixing times it is thus possible to correlate selectively those 31P spins that are directly bonded, thereby providing detailed insights into phosphorus-phosphorus connectivities in the network. The final assignment of the nine resolved 31P resonances to the twelve crystallographically distinct phosphorus sites suggests a significant relationship between 31P chemical shifts and the detailed pyramidal P(P1/3)3 bonding geometry.


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