NMR

Capabilities at a Glance

INSTRUMENTRESONANCE FREQUENCY (MHz)SENSITIVITY OPTIMIZED FOROTHER NUCLEITEMPERATURE RANGECOMMENTS
AV300300.131H2H+5°C to 50℃mostly small molecules and polymers, 1H 1D spectra
AV301300.101H2H10°C to 70°Csame as AV300
GG500499.651H, 13CX-BB, 2H

-10°C to +80°C (with standard eqpt.)

down to -80°C (with special setup)

Organic, Natural Products, Polymers, Nanomaterial research as well as Inorganic systems.  Suitable for chemical kinetics and time dependent observations
NEO500499.5513C, 1H (Nitrogen cooled CryoProbe)X-BB, 19F, 2H-40°C to +120°C (with standard eqpt.)Brand New addition.  Fully automated with 24 sample Robot. Suitable for low concentration work of X-nuclei.
AV700700.381H, 13C

15N, 2H, X-BB (solutions mode)

HXY (solid state mode)

-10°C to +120°C (with standard eqpt.)

down to -100°C (with special setup)

SOLIDS/SOLUTION Hybrid system.

Suitable for biomolecular NMR and low concentration X-nuclei

AV800

800.23

1H, 13C (Helium cooled CryoProbe)

15N, 2H

+5°C to +65°C ONLYBiomolecular NMR, Metabolomics, ultra low concentration studies (down to 50 µM)
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  • Feel free to reach out to Facility Staff below with any questions related to NMR

Staff

Acting Facility Manager
Greg Olsen, Ph.D.
golsen@uw.edu

Location

Bagley Hall 37 and 46C
(206) 543-0730

Hours

The NMR Facility is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Facility personnel are available Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm.


Supporting Resources


Data Downloads

NMR Data by FTP

Please point your FTP client to : phoenix.chem.washington.edu
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NMR Data in the Cloud

Work is underway with Cloud Storage. Please use the FTP link above to access data currently.