Magnetic Resonance Facility

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NMR
- NMR Dewar Cut 2019 (pictures)
- Installation 2008 (pictures)

CONTACT US

Chemistry
209.946.2271
fkeith@pacific.edu

Jianhua Ren
Department Chair
3601 Pacific Avenue
Stockton, CA 95211
jren@pacific.edu

Magnetic Resonance Facility

The department of chemistry has the following NMR capabilities:

JEOL ECA 600 MHz instrument

        The departmental NMR instrument is made possible by a Major
        Research Instrumentation grant from the
        National Science Foundation
        (NSF-MRI grant #0722654).
        Contact: afranz@pacific.edu (group web page),
                       vsamoshin@pacific.edu (group web page)

Picture archive (installation - summer 2008)

The JEOL 600 MHz Magnetic Resonance facility of the Chemistry Department allows analysis for multiple elements (auto-tuning) at variable temperatures and has medium-throughput capability (8-slot autosampler). Pulsed-field gradients allow experiments with indirect detection. The magnet is equipped with two probes, one of which has inverse geometry for enhanced 1H-sensitivity.