NMR

Department

Remember: the field strength (correct: magnetic induction)
of an 11.7 Tesla (500 MHz) magnet is 230,000 times that of planet

• Bruker Avance 400 (400 MHz; 2001)
  

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  • Probeheads
    • Autotune BBO, 5mm, ¹⁰⁹Ag - ³¹P
    • Triple resonance TXO, 5mm + ¹H/¹⁹F
  • Pulsed field gradient unit
  • Gradient shimming
  • Variable temperature unit
  • Automatic sample changer (120 samples)

  
  
  

• Bruker Avance 300 (300 MHz; 2001)
  

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  • Probeheads
    • 5mm QNP (¹H, ¹⁹F, ³¹P, ¹³C)
  • Variable temperature unit

  
  
  

• JEOL Alpha 500 (500 MHz; 1994)
  

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  • Probeheads
    • Tunable 5mm, ¹⁵N - ³¹P
    • Inverse tunable 5mm, ¹⁵N - ³¹P
    • Field gradient inverse tunable 5mm, ¹⁵N - ³¹P
    • Low-gamma 10mm, ¹⁰³Rh - ¹⁵N
    • Triple resonance 5mm, ¹⁵N - ³¹P (inner coil),
      fixed ¹H, ²H, ¹³C (outer coil)
    • Triple resonance 10mm, ¹⁵N - ²⁹Si + fixed ¹³C
      (inner coil), fixed ¹H, ²H (outer coil)
    • Solid state 6mm, ¹⁵N - ³¹P
  • Pulsed field gradient unit, max. strength 140 G/cm
  • Solid state unit
  • Solution and solid VT unit
  • ¹⁹F facility for all probeheads
  • Audio control unit (home built)

  
  
  

• JEOL EX400 (400 MHz; 1994)
  

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  • Tunable probehead 5mm, ¹⁵N - ³¹P
  • VT unit
  • Automatic sample changer (64 samples)

  
  
  

• JEOL GX400 (400 MHz; 1985)
  

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  • Probeheads
    • Fixed ¹H, 5mm
    • Dual ¹³C, ¹H, 5mm
    • Dual ¹³C, ¹H, 10mm
    • Tunable 10mm, ¹⁵N - ³¹P
  • VT unit
  • Rapid injection device (home built)

  
  
  

• JEOL PMX60-Si (60 MHz; 1994)
  

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  • Permanent magnet, 1.4 T
  • CW-spectrometer
  • Measurement of ¹H nucleus

  
  
  

• Silicon Graphics IRIS Indigo Workstation, R4000,
  7.2 GByte disk space, 48 MByte memory

• Processing of JEOL 2D-NMR spectra with the ACD software

• Service NMR raw data (available only for members of the Institute)

• NMR Solvents - Usage, Purification and More

• Guidelines for preparation and submission of NMR samples (in German)

• General information for users of spectrometers

• Postprocessing of (service) NMR spectra

• News and topical messages of the NMR department

• Mercury poisoning - everyone handling organomercury compounds should read this. Really, everyone!

Here you can listen to NMR FID sounds and to melodies played by NMR

• Comprehensive list of conferences provided by the Fachgruppe "Magnetische Resonanzspektroskopie"

Journals

• Journal of Magnetic Resonance

• Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry
  (a somewhat annoying "login procedure" at this site)

Links to Other Servers

• Want to see how it looks like inside a superconducting magnet? Click here!

• Institute of Organic Chemistry home page

• Computer Chemistry Center (CCC) Erlangen home page

• SDBS - Integrated Spectral Data Base System for Organic Compounds
  ==> very useful data base from a Japanese site, free! It's the "poor man's SpecInfo", try it out!

• JEOL home page

• Bruker home page

• Informations of the "Fachgruppe Magnetische Resonanzspektroskopie" (Germany)

• NMR department of the University of York (UK)
  ---> very good, NMR software and important NMR links

• CSEARCH-Server by Prof. W. Robien, University of Vienna, Austria
  ---> online calculation of ¹³C-spectra by using the HOSE code

• nmr.de - The International NMR Resource site

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Location of our Institute in Erlangen (city map, .gif, 320kB)

NMR Department
Institute of Organic Chemistry
Location: Rooms U34, U35, U36
University of Erlangen-Nürnberg
Henkestrasse 42
D-91054 Erlangen, Germany
Phone +49-(0)-9131-85-22987
FAX +49-(0)-9131-85-22991
e-mail: bauer (at) chemie.uni-erlangen.de

April 17, 2012