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NMR instrumentation

• "Merkur" 300 MHz Bruker Avance spectrometer (2 channels, rt BBO probe) with sample changer for small molecule characterization
  STATUS: decommissioned
  
  

• "Mars AC" 400 MHz Bruker Avance 4 Neo spectrometer (2 channels, rt iProbe Smart Probe) with sample changer for small molecule characterization.
  STATUS: running 
   
• "Mars OC" 400 MHz Bruker Avance 4 Neo spectrometer (2 channels, rt BBFO probe) with sample changer for small molecule characterization - Manual for open access use: quick guide (updated V3.0)
  STATUS: running 
  
  
• "Venus" 500 MHz Agilent Direct Drive 2 spectrometer (4 channels, rt HCN triple resonance probe) for biomolecular NMR spectroscopy
  STATUS: running 
  
  
• "Saturn" 600 MHz Avance II+ spectrometer (3 channels, liquid N₂ cooled TCI Prodigy probe) for biomolecular NMR spectroscopy
  STATUS: running 
  
  
• "Jupiter" 700 MHz Avance 4 Neo spectrometer (4 channels, liquid N₂ cooled TCI Prodigy probe and room temperature QXI ¹H ¹³C ¹⁵N ³¹P probe) for biomolecular NMR spectroscopy
  STATUS: running
  
  

Sample submission - 600 and 700 MHz NMR:

Saturn and Jupiter are restricted access NMR spectrometers. Samples for these NMRs can be submitted in lab L.02.040. 

All samples must be supplied in a precision 5 mm tube (e.g. Norell 508UP) to give highest spectral quality. Cracked, scratched or broken tubes will not be accepted! 

The maximum solvent depth for 5 mm tubes should be 4.5 cm (600 µl), the minimum is 4.0 cm (500 µl).  

Instructions for sample submission:

1) Run a ¹H-NMR spectrum of your sample on one of the open access NMRs (300 or 400 MHz). 

2) Pick up a tube label in lab L.02.040.

3) Download sample submission form: download

4) Label NMR tube, fill out sample submission form. Attach a ¹H-NMR spectrum from a low field NMR (400 OC /400 AC MHz) to this sample submission form. This is mandatory! We reserve the right to reject samples if the sample quality is too low.

5) Leave NMR tube and submission form in lab L.02.040.

6) Sample can be picked up in L.02.040 after measurements. NMR data is made available via data servers.