Very few research groups around the world utilize rheological NMR. The first coil, DIFF50, can manage a gradient strength of 50 G / cm / A, whereas the MICRO 5 gradient coil a gradient strength of ...

This includes the type of nuclei being studied and the nature of the sample. Such adaptability is important in NMR spectroscopy, as different samples and nuclei require different experimental ...

Instead, it is better to let the air that goes to the NMR probe pass through a coil of copper tubing that is immersed in cold solvent such as a water ice, dry ice/solvent or salt/ice cooling bath. Be ...

This allows smaller magnet coils to be designed ... The Ascend™ range of small-sized NMR magnets make medium- and high-field NMR spectroscopy very robust, as well as dependable and comfortable.

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) was first experimentally observed in late 1945, nearly simultaneously by the research groups of Felix Bloch, at Stanford University and Edward Purcell at Harvard ...

The P5 Cells, exclusive to the GeoSpec series of NMR rock core analyzers, employ state-of-the-art materials to enable the NMR coil to be closer to the sample without compromising the performance of ...

Because thermal noise of the RF coil and the associated electronics are ... development of CryoProbe technology for high-resolution NMR with over 1,300 CryoProbes installed at customer sites ...

Equipped with both 5 mm and 1.7 mm TCI cryoprobes, 700 MHz NMR data is obtained from this instrument at the current maximum limits ... SmartProbe tunable to all frequencies between N-14 and P-31 as ...