This technique’s saturation transfer Forsen experiment applies modified Bloch equations to determine the movement of molecules. Ligand binding to proteins can be measured using CSPs (-5[2])in this technique, which can lead to line broadening at low exchange rates. Long-distance interactions can be (10[1])identified using cross peaks in a two-dimensional (10[2])form of this technique (10[1])called (10[2])COSY. (10[2])Details on connectivity, (10[2])including bond angle, can be determined from spin–spin (10[2])coupling in this (10[1])technique. (10[3])Benzene’s anisotropy (“an-eye-SAW-truh-pee”) deshields protons in this technique, causing it to have higher H-one values for chemical shift. (-5[1])For 10 (10[1])points, name this technique that places chemical compounds in an applied (10[1])magnetic (10[1])field (-5[1])to determine their structure. ■END■ (10[6]0[1])