Longer runs are scheduled on the weekends. (It may occasionally be necessary to limit each user to 8 hours of instrument time per 24 hours.)

Target turnaround is ≤24 hours on 1H 1ds.Ī 400 MHz Varian/Agilent spectrometer is available for hands-on use with the probe quadruply-tuned for 1H, 19F, 31P and 13C (users may not retune the probe).įor standard run-times for different experiments, please see this document. Any requests involving more than 4 hours for a sample may be scheduled overnight or even on the weekend in order to not delay progress on all other samples. However it is also deployed to address samples needing greater resolution or unusual solvents. Turnaround times vary more on this instrument because its priority is service to undergraduate instruction. For characterization of small molecules using all routine solution methods and a variety of nuclei, users can choose among:Īn automated fast turnaround 400 MHz Bruker spectrometer that executes all standard experiments with 1H 1-dimentional (1d) spectra returned within 3 hours most days.ĭrop off samples by 10 am or 5 pm M-F and fill out the online sample submission form to specify experiments and conditions.Īn automated 500 MHz JEOL spectrometer that executes all standard experiments. The delegate serves as the group's point of contact with NMR to help keep the volumes of correspondence manageable for everyone.Ī.

Each research group must have an NMR delegate named by the group P.I.

The facility serves investigators all across campus regardless of college or departmental affiliation, and includes users from the Equine centre and the CAER. In addition, there is a data station for offline processing of NMR data. The facility currently includes 5 NMR spectrometers and 2 EPR spectrometers. Our facility is located in rooms 33N (and 29) of the Chemistry-Physics Building, and 315A of the Jacobs Science Building. Familiarity with NMR is important for almost all academic and industrial jobs in chemistry.

'NMR' is much more than one method, as it offers a dizzying array of experiments that allow structure determination, characterization of clusters and polymers, binding equilibria, measurement of dynamics and kinetics and elucidation of reactivity. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance spectroscopy, or NMR, is invaluable for characterizing molecules we synthesize, and isolate from complex natural extracts.

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