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NMR Spectrometer: 900-MHz (21.1 Tesla) Varian NMR System (Solids & Liquids) - (Everest) - (subscribed through Sept. 2013)

Quick Specs

  • 900 MHz 1H frequency
  • Oxford Instruments medium-bore (63 mm) magnet
  • VnmrJ 3.1 software
  • Four radio frequency (RF) channels: 1H/19F, 30-360 MHz, 10-130 MHz, and 10-220 MHz
  • 5-mm triple-axis gradient HCN liquids probe with 2H decoupling
  • Standard (-50 to 100°C) and high (up to 400°C) temperature solids probes
  • STARS and SIMPSON available for lineshape analysis

Highlighted Research Applications

Researchers may operate the system independently and can be trained to manage fully self-directed operations. Collaborative work with staff scientists is possible and encouraged.

Available probes include:

  1. Identification of Fragile Microscopic Structures during Mineral Transformations in Wet Supercritical CO2.
  2. Rotor Design for High Pressure Magic Angle Spinning Nuclear Magnetic Resonance.
  3. Tomography and High-Resolution Electron Microscopy Study of Surfaces and Porosity in a Plate-Like γ-Al2O3.
  4. Effect of Surface Site Interactions on Potentiometric Titration of Hematite (α-Fe2O3) Crystal Faces.
  5. Methods to Stabilize and Destabilize Ammonium Borohydride.
  1. EMSL tools reveal morphology, growth mechanisms of precipitates from scCO2 storage (Rods and rosettes)
  2. Finding key structural insights into the pathological hallmark of Parkinson's disease (Parkinson's proteins )
  3. New catalyst suggests additional uses for bio-ethanol (Ethanol Evolves)
  4. Molecular-level mechanism for hydrogenation in hydrogen storage system revealed (Cool It!)
  5. Current HIV research moves forward with help from EMSL (Viral Assembly)