College of Science & Health (CSH)

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometer (NMR)

NMR is a powerful tool used to determine chemical structure through the excitation and relaxation of atoms in a magnetic field. This powerful tool is used to determine the structure of molecules in a liquid. Generally used for the determination of hydrogen and carbon binding environments, but many other nuclei can also be studied on this instrument.

Bruker Avance III

• 400 MHz spectrometer
• UltraShield Plus magnet system
• 60-sample auto sampler
• Temperature regulation to -50 C
• Dual channel observe
• BBFO (broadband observe) probe capable of 19F/1H decoupling NOE
• BBI (broadband indirect detect) probe

NMR Calendar

 

Contact: Adrienne Loh or Heather Schenck

Bruker-Avance-III