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A method for producing a hyperpolarized sample for use in a magnetic resonance investigation, with the following steps: a) providing a solid sample (50), containing long T1 nuclei and short T1 nuclei in the same molecules (51) b) hyperpolarizing the short T1 nuclei in the solid sample (50), c) transforming the solid sample (50) into a liquid sample (52), d) transferring the polarization of the short T1 nuclei to the long T1 nuclei within the molecules in the liquid sample (52) by Cross Polarization. The invention provides a method which can provide samples with hyperpolarized long T1 nuclei, in particular 13C or 15N, in a simple and efficient way.
David Lyndon Emsley, Michael Allan Hope, Federico De Biasi, Máté Visegrádi