Multi-echo MRI was used to image and detect peak spacing between OH groups in ethylene glycol. The OH peak spacing was shown to change linearly with temperature, and the fit from one experiment could be used to accurately reconstruct absolute temperatures from another experiment. This approach can provide high spatial and temporal resolution absolute temperature measurements for ex vivo applications.
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