Broadband Decoupling

Broadband Decoupling Definition:

In 13C NMR spectroscopy, a technique in which all 13C!1H splitting is suppressed with the use of two rf transmitters.

Broadband Decoupling Explained:

The first transmitter makes 13C resonate, while the second transmitter causes all 1H to resonate. In effect, decoupling occurs, in which all the signals are shown as singlets.