At the 65th ENC (www.enc-conference.org), Bruker introduces the Ascend Evo 600, a novel compact 54 mm standard-bore 14.1 Tesla (600 MHz) NMR magnet, which features a full one-year liquid Helium ...

optimum for 1H detected experiments, such as 2D's 1H-13C (X): HMQC (HSQC), HMBC, etc. -- Bruker-500, A2: cryo-13C optimized, excellent for 1D 13C experiments. -- Bruker-500, A3: cryo-QNP optimized, ...

Working with TMC, leading NMR spectrometer Bruker tested two NMR magnets at a global petrochemical company. The experiment was conducted on the second floor of the company, testing the 500 MHz and 700 ...

Additional high-field NMR systems such as the 700-MHz and 600-MHz NMR systems with cryoprobes provide a significant technology enhancement over lower field systems (500 MHz and lower) with respect to ...

High-Resolution solution phase NMRThe Varian INOVA 500 is the workhorse for high-field NMR in the facility. The console is equipped with one high-band (1H/19F) channel and two broadband-band channels.

BILLERICA, Mass., Aug. 6, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Bruker today announced recent orders for its AVANCE ® ultra-high field (UHF) nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy systems from the United ...

The Bruker Avance III 600 is a three channel system with Z-axis gradients that is capable of performing experiments on both solids and solutions. It is equipped with three probes which cover a wide ...

The Avance™ III 900 system is based on Bruker’s successful 900 MHz (21.2 Tesla) actively-shielded US2 magnet, one of the highest magnetic fields for NMR applications.

Bruker's NMR software TopSpin™ combines various new features to explore the world of NMR at-ease, making the Fourier 300 an ideal system for chemical education and industrial routine analysis. It ...

The Bruker Avance III 400 is equipped with three probes which cover a wide range of experiments, with capabilities ranging from high sensitivity observation of proton, carbon, phosphorous, and ...

Bruker defines UHF as NMR systems with 1 H proton frequency of 900 MHz or above. Other high-field 700, 800 and 850 MHz orders are not included in the UHF definition.