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NMR relaxometry is a powerful analytical method that can easily be applied to wine. Proton spin–lattice nuclear magnetic relaxation dispersion profiles of wines have revealed a signature dominated by paramagnetic manganese relaxation. However, manganese is a relatively scarce element in wine. With this study focusing on model wines, we analyse the impact of four factors: alcohol by volume (ABV), dissolved dioxygen, tartaric acid, and pH on the relaxation time, but important issues concerning high ABV systems are also discussed. Dissolved dioxygen concentration increases strongly with ABV, and paramagnetic O2 can contribute significantly to the relaxation process. Moreover, ABV modifies the viscosity and also impacts the relaxation mechanisms. In contrast, the organic acid and the pH do not show a significant effect. Analysis of the profiles recorded for distinct ABVs confirms the influence of the viscosity.
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The authors are grateful to COST Action CA15209 European Network on NMR Relaxometry (EURELAX). P.B. is thankful for the attentive reading of the manuscript by a referee and for his comment if \({\tau }_{R}\) is governing the relaxation in Eq. 12.
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Bodart, P.R., Batlogg, A., Ferret, E. et al. Analysis of the Proton Spin–Lattice Relaxation in Wine and Hydroalcoholic Solutions. Food Anal. Methods 15, 266–275 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12161-021-02118-w
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