High‑Resolution NMR Spectrometers
Bruker AV-III 700 MHz SpectrometerThe state-of-the-art AV-III 700 spectrometer was installed in 2009 and is jointly owned and operated with the Institute for Marine BioSciences (IMB). This leading edge spectrometer provides researchers with access to a large array of modern experiments and technology. Equipped with both 5 mm and 1.7 mm TCI cryoprobes, 700 MHz NMR data is obtained from this instrument at the current maximum limits in both bulk and mass sensitivity! Advanced features of the AV-III 700 spectrometer include:
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Bruker AV 500 MHz SpectrometerThe Avance 500 spectrometer was installed in 2003. This high performance spectrometer operates by default in automation with a BBFO SmartProbe under ICON-NMR software control. Alternatively, researchers can reserve the spectrometer for more sohpisticated experiments, to study reactive samples, to perform variable temperature experiments, or to use the inverse probehead. The spectrometer is controlled by Bruker's TopSpin software (Version 2.1, patchlevel 8). Features of the AV 500 spectrometer include:
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Bruker AV 300 MHz SpectrometerThe Avance 300 spectrometer was installed in the Fall of 2010. This is a two channel console with a BBFO-Z broadband double-resonance probe and single axis Z-gradient capability. The narrow bore 7 Tesla magnet is supported on a TMC vibration dampening platform. The spectrometer is controlled by Bruker's TopSpin software (Version 2.1, patchlevel 6). Features of the AV 300 spectrometer include:
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