Our Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectrometers allow you to investigate the physical and chemical properties of atoms and molecules.
These facilities are managed by highly experienced researchers. The spectrometers are able to observe virtually all NMR-active nuclei and perform the most demanding NMR experiments.
The NMR facility underwent a major refurbishment in 2014 at a cost of more than £1.3m. It now hosts four NMR spectrometers including a 700 MHz equipped with a nitrogen-cooled cryoprobe for enhanced sensitivity.
This air-conditioned purpose-built laboratory also contains offices for personnel and additional computing provision.
Our particular expertise is in multinuclear NMR experiments over a wide temperature range.
If you have questions about the SAgE Analytical Facility or would like to request a quote, contact us.
This spectrometer is equipped with a 24 position autosample changer and a triple-resonance nitrogen cooled cryoprobe prodigyTM.
The probe is optimised for observation of 1H/19F with enhanced sensitivity for 13C plus observation or decoupling of 15N. This probe is ideal for COSY, EXSY, NOESY, ROESY, HSQC, HMBC, TOCSY, DOSY and has a temperature range of 0 to +80 °C.
We also have a 5mm broadband multinuclear (BBO) probe for observation of nuclei in frequency range 109Ag to 31P. This machine can decouple or observe 1H or 19F and has a temperature range of +/- 135 °C
This is equipped with a 24 position autosample changer and a range of 5-10 mm probes covering virtually all NMR-active nuclei.
A triple-resonance probe on this machine allows us to observe the spectra of 13C and many other nuclei with simultaneous decoupling of 31P and 1H.
This instrument is used by specially trained researchers for a wide range of studies in synthetic, mechanistic and catalytic chemistry, there being a special interest in dynamic systems.
Equipped with a 60 position autosample changer and a 5mm auto-tuning broadband probe. This machine is automated using Topspin software and is available to all researchers on a walk-up basis.
Equipped with a 60 position autosampler and a broadband multinuclear 5mm auto-tuning probe. This machine is automated to achieve high sample throughput and is available to all trained researchers on a walk-up basis.
