600 MHz 89 mm NMR Magnet #1

600 MHz 89 mm NMR Magnet #1 600 MHz 89 mm NMR Magnet #1

This instrument is located at the MagLab's Tallahassee headquarters.

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Details

  • Specs

  • Techniques & Capabilities

  • Probes

  • MHz: 600
  • Field: 14.1 Tesla
  • Bore size: 89 mm
  • Console: Bruker NEO running TOPSPIN 4.0
  • 3-rf channels, 1kW amplifier for 1H/19F, 500W and 1kW amplifiers for X-nuclei
  • MAS-III controller
  • Homogeneity: 1 ppb

Solid State

  • 600 MHz Low-E 3.2 mm MAS 1H–X–Y probe (NHMFL #47)
  • 600 MHz Low-E static 1H–X–Y probe with interchangeable sample coils (NHMFL #43)
  • 600 MHz Low-E static 1H–X probe with flat coils (NHMFL #20)
  • 600 MHz Low-E static 1H–X probe with fixed and interchangeable sample coils (NHMFL #20,22,27,37)

Image Gallery

View the embedded image gallery online at:
https://nationalmaglab.org/user-facilities/nmr-mri/nmr-instruments/600mhz-1-tallahassee#sigProId59bf436cdf

Contact

For more information please contact Zhehong Gan or Ivan Hung.

Last modified on 16 August 2018
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Magnet Schedule for 600 MHz 89 mm NMR Magnet No. 1

* Denotes Offsite Participants

Dates Facility Instruments Experiment
10-22-2018 to 10-23-2018 NMR 600 MHz, 89 mm bore, 14 T NMR study of CwsA oriented sample Tim Cross (PI) — National High Magnetic Field Laboratory (NHMFL)
Participants
  • Rongfu Zhang — National High Magnetic Field Laboratory (NHMFL)
  • Huajun Qin* — Florida State University (FSU)
10-24-2018 to 10-28-2018 NMR 600 MHz, 89 mm bore, 14 T Dynamical study in As-Se binary liquids with 2D 77Se exchange NMR Sabyasachi Sen (PI) — University of California, Davis
Participants
  • Zhehong Gan — National High Magnetic Field Laboratory (NHMFL)
  • Ivan Hung — National High Magnetic Field Laboratory (NHMFL)
  • Weidi Zhu* — University of California, Davis
10-29-2018 to 11-2-2018 NMR 600 MHz, 89 mm bore, 14 T Structural Characterization of Helix Distortion Observed in Membrane Surface Bound Peptide Roger Koeppe (PI) — University of Arkansas
Participants
  • Matthew McKay — University of Arkansas