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600 MHz 89 mm NMR Magnet #2

600 MHz 89 mm NMR Magnet #2

Located in Tallahassee, this magnet can be used for solid state NMR.

See the schedule of upcoming users on this instrument.

Details

  • MHz: 600
  • Field: 14.1 Tesla
  • Bore size: 89 mm
  • Console: Bruker Avance III
  • 4-rf channels, two 1kW BLAH high-band amplifiers for 1H/19F, two 1kW BLAX amplifiers for X-nuclei, one 500W BLAX amplifier for Y-nuclei
  • Dual-stage FTS cooling system (-80oC)
  • Bruker BVT-3000 variable temperature controller
  • MAS-II controller
  • Homogeneity: sub 1 ppb

Solid-State

  • 600 MHz Low-E 3.2 mm MAS 1H–X–Y probe (NHMFL #40)
  • 600 MHz 2.5 mm CPMAS probe, 1H–13C–15N or 1H–X (Bruker H8846)
  • 600 MHz 4.0 mm CPMAS probe, 1H–X–Y (Bruker H8724)
  • 600 MHz 4.0 mm CPMAS probe, 1H–19F–Y (Bruker H8724)
  • 600 MHz 4.0 mm CPMAS probe, 1H–X (Bruker H8996)
  • 600 MHz Low-E static 1H-19F probe
  • 600 MHz Low-E 1H-X Goniometer-type Single Crystal Probe

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Last modified on 11 December 2025

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