The Chemistry Department currently has three Bruker high field NMR spectrometers: one 600 Megahertz (MHz), and two 400 MHz instruments. In addition there are two 60 MHz Magritek Spinsolve NMR spectrometers equipped with autosamplers available for teaching.
The website for making reservations on the NMR spectrometers is http://faces.ccrc.uga.edu.
To use the instruments, one must attend a training class and be issued a computer login with password. If you are interested in attending a training session, please contact facilities supervisor Russ Hopson.
Names and Locations of the NMRs in the Brown NMR Facility:
| Name | Location | Probe | Best NMR for |
|---|---|---|---|
|
ZEUS |
GC410 - 400MHz Furthest from Door on Left |
z-BBO |
2nd most sensitive for all nuclei |
|
ARTEMIS |
GC410 - 400MHz Closest to Door on Left |
z-BBFO |
2nd most sensitive for all nuclei |
|
CRONUS |
GC410 - 600MHz Closest to Door on Right |
z-BBFO |
Most sensitive for all nuclei |
|
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NOTE: A 10ul Capillary NMR probe and an 4mm HR-MAS probe are available for the 400MHz spectrometers and can be installed upon request. A 600 MHz z-BBO that can lock on 19F on the 1H channel, and observe 2H on the BB channel, as well as a z-TXI probe are available for the 600 MHz Spectrometer.
- How to setup and acquire a 1-D 1-H and 13-C NMR with Topspin
- Quick guide to changes on Artemis - 9/2020
- How to measure T1
- How to measure T2
- How to setup and aquire COSY experiments
- How to setup and acquire HMQC or HSQC experiments
- How to setup and acquire HMBC experiments
- How to setup and acquire NOESY experiments
- How to setup and acquire a 1-D TOCSY
- How to setup and acquire Diffusion Experiments
- How to setup and acquire using Solvent Suppression
- How to Observe 19-F on ARES
- How to Observe 2-H NMR
- How to use the CapNMR Probe
- How to run the ICONNMR
- How to perform variable temperature experiments
- Brown NMR Facility Magnet Specs
- Magnet Safety Documentation
- Saving NMR data to USB Drives
- Saving NMR by SSH
- Transferring Files
- How to obtain and set up free Topspin processing software
- NMR processing software is available from MESTREC.
- Introductory NMR Lecture
Contact Information:
Russell Hopson, Ph.D.
NMR Spectrometer Specialist