Bruker AV III 600 MHz (AV600) installed in 2007:

• Higher field dispersion and highest sensitivity for polymers, carbohydrates, and natural products NMR projects or very dilute samples
• Four RF transmitters, configured for nuclei from O-17 to H-1
• Broad band probe with H-1 decoupling with autotune
• Inverse probe H-1 (& F-19) with BB decoupling
• Selective shape pulse excitation (selective NOE, ROE) at higher field dispersion
• Best for H-1 2D NMR or dynamic (DOSY) and kinetic projects
• Typical application for H-1– C-13 2D (HSQC, HMBC, and TOSY-HSQC)
• Autosampler for loading 24 samples maximum
• Training protocols: H-1 NMR at AV600; 13C NMR at AV600; 13C-dept NMR at AV600; COSY NMR at AV600; HSQC or HMBC at AV600; qNMR at AV600; DOSY setup at AV600, DOSY at AV600, DOSY Process; Calibrate Gradient strength at AV600; Deuterium NMR (BBFO probe) at AV600
• Useful commands: Common Commands for Bruker TopSpin NMR Acquisition & Processing

 

Bruker AV NEO solid-state 500 MHz (SS500) installed in 2019 (NSF-MRI: 1726058):

• One 3.2 mm magic angle spinning (MAS) double resonance N-P/F-H probe: one channel is for 1H and 19F, another channel is for X nuclei (tuning frequency is from 15N to 31P). Most common nuclei can be studied: 15N, 19F, 31P, 7Li, 119/117Sn, 11B, 23Na, 27Al, 13C, 195Pt, 29Si, 77Se, 199Hg, etc. The most common experiments are mainly cross-polarization(H-X or 19F-X CP/MAS) or one pulse direction observation.
• One 3.2 mm MAS triple resonance CNH probe: one channel is for H, one channel is for 13C and one channel for 15N. The probe can run triple resonance experiments applied for biological samples.
• Both probes have variable temperature capabilities and spinning rate up to 24 kHz
• Solid-state NMR 500 training for CP/MAS; SSNMR N-P/F-H DR probe tuning-matching
• Useful solid-state NMR information, sample packing & SSNMR consumables 
• Applications: SSNMR flyer & Publications_SSNMR-500MHz

 

 

Bruker AV III HD NanoBay 400 MHz (AM400) installed in 2019:

• BBFO probe with Z-gradient
• Good for H-1 2D NMR (COSY) or dynamic (DOSY) and kinetic projects
• Typical application for C-13 DEPT and H-1/C-13 2D (HSQC and HMBC)
• Typical X-nuclei (C-13, Si-29, P-31, Pt-195, Pb-207, Na-23, Cs-133, F-19)
• Selective shape pulse excitation (selective NOE, ROE)
• Variable temperature capability
• Training protocols: H-1 NMR at AM400; C-13 NMR at AM400; C13 DEPT and APT NMR at AM400; Protocol for X-nuclei NMR at AM400; Deuterium NMR (BBFO probe) at AM400; COSY NMR at AM400; HSQC or HMBC at AM400
• Useful commands: Common Commands for Bruker TopSpin NMR Acquisition & Processing

 

 

 

Bruker AV NEO 400 MHz (NMR400) installed in 2019 (console):

• Routine NMR screening
• A walk-up 400 MHz fully automated spectrometer is available for H-1 and C-13 detection (TXI probe)
• H-1 2D NMR (COSY) and H-1/C-13 2D (HSQC and HMBC) are subjected to setup
• Training protocols: H-1 NMR (BBO probe) at NMR400; C-13 NMR (BBO probe) at NMR400; Deuterium NMR (BBO probe) at NMR400
• BBO probe tuning/matching: BBO probe tuning-matching; BBO probe tuning-matching parameters
• Useful commands: Common Commands for Bruker TopSpin NMR Acquisition & Processing

 

 

 

Bruker AV 400 MHz (CHEM400) installed in 2001:

• Routine NMR screening
• A walk-up 400 MHz fully automated spectrometer is available for H-1, C-13, F-19 and P-31 detection (QNP probe)
• Autosampler for loading 60 samples maximum
• Undergraduate students teaching instrument
• Training protocols: Chem400 Training Protocol
• Detailed instructions: automated Chem400