Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) is a powerful analytical technique used for the elucidation of molecular structures and the decipher of molecular dynamics. It has broad and robust applications across Chemistry, Materials Science, and Biological Sciences. Instrument Specifications
● Operating Frequency: 500 MHz
● Magnetic Field Strength: 11.7 Tesla
● Sample Diameter: 5 mm
● Z-Gradient: Available at all frequencies
● Variable Temperature Range: +150 °C to −150 °C
Probes and Accessories
● Inner Coil Probe: Optimised for the observation of ³¹P and ¹⁵N nuclei
● BBFO i-Probe: Also suitable for ¹⁹F observation
● Solid State CPMAS Probes:4.0mm Rotors available (Maximum MAS Speed:15kHz)
Sample Requirements
● ¹H NMR: Approximately 5 mg of sample
● ¹³C NMR: Minimum 20 mg of sample
● Samples should be highly pure and readily soluble in approximately 0.6 mL of an appropriate deuterated solvent.
The instrument is suitable for a wide range of structural characterization and molecular dynamics studies, providing high-quality NMR data for research applications in chemistry, materials science, and biological sciences.
Status of the Instrument: Active
Location of the Instrument: Sahyadri Campus, IIT Palakkad
Sample Submission Forms Solution State NMR ( Internal Users )
Sample Submission Forms Solid State NMR ( Internal Users )
Sample Submission Form Solution State (External Users)
Now we are accepting only the solution state NMR from External Users