We have two dedicated solid state Bruker NMR machines, one running at 600 MHz and the other at 200 MHz. We also have access to the newly expanded 51³Ô¹ÏÍø for solution state work.
For more information on our solid state machines, please see below.
NMR solid state machines
We have a 600MHz Bruker standard bore superconducting magnet operating at a field strength of 14.1T, dedicated to solid state applications. This machine is used to study mobile anisotropic systems, such as model membranes and lyotropic liquid crystals.
We have a variety of probes allowing us to study a wide range of nuclei. Sample are studied either as "powder" dispersions of aligned systems, or using Magic Angle Spinning (MAS) techniques.
We can heat to around 150°C and perform low temperature work, either using an electric chiller unit or by passing nitrogen gas through a liquid nitrogen dewer.
Probes available
2.5mm MAS Double Resonance Probe
- 2.5mm rotors allow spinning speeds < 35kHz (typically 3-15kHz)
- Allows very high resolution 1H spectra
- Also used for 13C MAS and 31P MAS
- Can use 1H decoupling for NOE, CP ..etc..
- Small sample quantities required (5mg)
- Temperature range: -50 to 150°C
4mm MAS Double Resonance Probe
- 4mm rotors allow spinning speeds < 15kHz (typically 3-5kHz)
- Ideal for 13C MAS, 31P (MAS and static) and 1H MAS
- Good signal to noise with full rotor
- Moderate sample quantities (100mg)
- May employ 1H decoupling, NOE, CP ..etc..
- Temperature range: -50 to 150°C
7mm MAS Low Frequency Single Resonance Probe
- 7mm rotors allow spinning speeds < 7kHz (typically 3-5kHz)
- Low frequency probe
- Ideal for 14N (MAS and static)
- Excellent signal to noise with full rotor
- Large sample quantities (300mg)
- Temperature range: -50 to 150°C
5mm Wideline Probe
- Large frequency range
- Ideal for quadrupole work 2H, 14N
- Good signal to noise with full sample tube
- Large sample quantities (150mg)
- Temperature range: -50 to 150°C
We also have a standard Bruker BBO solution state probe.
We have a 200MHz Bruker wide bore superconducting magnet operating at a field strength of 4.7T, dedicated to solid state applications.
We have a variety of probes to study a wide range of nuclei. Samples are studied either as "powder" dispersions of aligned systems, or via Magic Angle Spinning (MAS) techniques.
Samples can be heated to around 300°C and we can perform low temperature work, by passing nitrogen gas through a liquid nitrogen dewer.
Probes available
4mm MAS Double Resonance Probe
- 4mm rotors allow spinning speeds < 15kHz (typically 3-5kHz)
- Ideal for 13C MAS, 31P (MAS and static) and 1H MAS
- Good signal to noise with full rotor
- Moderate sample quantities (100mg)
- May employ 1H decoupling, NOE, CP ..etc..
- Temperature range: -50 to 300°C
7mm MAS Double Resonance Probe
- 7mm rotors allow spinning speeds < 7kHz (typically 3-5kHz)
- Ideal for 13C MAS, 31P (MAS and static) and 1H MAS
- Excellent signal to noise with full rotor
- Large sample quantities (300mg)
- Temperature range: -50 to 300°C
7mm MAS Triple Resonance Probe
- 7mm rotors allow spinning speeds < 7kHz (typically 3-5kHz)
- Ideal for 13C MAS, 31P (MAS and static) and 1H MAS
- Correlation between 2 nuclei (+ 1H) can be examined.
- Excellent signal to noise with full rotor
- Large sample quantities (300mg)
- Temperature range: -50 to 300°C
5mm Wideline Probe
- Large frequency range
- Ideal for quadrupole work 2H, 14N
- Good signal to noise with full sample tube
- Large sample quantities (150mg)
- Temperature range: -50 to 150°C
4mm Cramps Probe
- Ideal for 1H MAS
- Excellent signal to noise with full rotor
- Moderate sample quantities (100mg)
- Temperature range: -50 to 300°C
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