Many quantities are tensors. That makes solid-state NMR so difficult to interpret and solid-state NMR experiments difficult to run. In liquids, due to rapid motion a lot of the effects average out.
To clean NMR tubes after the NMR experiments are over, rinse them with water or an organic solvent. Do not use a brush or another abrasive materials. To speed up the drying process, it may be a good ...
qNMR Using PULCON Use this document to perform quantitative NMR (qNMR) experiments using the PULCON methodology. This technique allows you to obtain concentration information about your NMR sample ...
All instruments are capable of multi-dimensional NMR experiments and are non-destructive to the sample. The Bruker 800 MHz Spectrometer utilizes an 18.8 Tesla superconducting magnet and has a sample ...
NMR data acquisition and analysis are also available through the core on a fee-for-service basis. The versatility of our instrumentation means we can tackle many kinds of experiments; common examples ...
solid state low noise microwave bridge and a high sensitivity probehead with an optical window for running CW-EPR experiments in X-band. The system runs on Xenon 1.1 acquisition software in a Linux ...
NUS is an acquisition method that can be used for nD NMR experiments. It involves skipping some increments in the indirect dimension(s) during acquisition and reconstructing the data afterward.
This instrument is fully capable of performing any 1D or 2D NMR experiment possible on a 2-channel NMR spectrometer The instrument is equipped with a single 5mm BBFO probe, with Variable Temperature ...
The studies consider that MAS defines many foundations of solid-state NMR experiments, such as the rf-amplitude of the spinlock pulse for the zero quantum CP matching condition. A 10 kHz reference ...
To the Editor: NMR spectroscopy is currently the only technique for determining the solution structure of biological macromolecules. This typically requires both the assignment of resonances and a ...
More recently, NMR experiments have been developed that contain information in three, four, and even five dimensions. The power of NMR to elucidate molecular structure seems almost limitless.