NMR Spectroscopy

NMR spectroscopy is used in a variety of applications, including structural analysis of organic and inorganic compounds, drug discovery, protein structure determination, materials science, and quality control in industries such as pharmaceuticals, food, and chemicals.

The right NMR spectrometer depends on your specific research needs, including the field strength, resolution, and the type of samples you plan to analyze. Consulting with a technical expert or vendor can help guide you to the ideal instrument for your laboratory.

NMR spectrometers come in various field strengths, typically ranging from low-field (around 60 MHz) to high-field (up to 1 GHz or more). The field strength required depends on the complexity of the analysis and the resolution needed for your experiments.

Yes, NMR spectrometers can be used to analyze both small molecules and larger biomolecules like proteins and nucleic acids. However, the type of NMR system and additional accessories may be required for different sample types.

Yes, our marketplace offers both new and used NMR spectrometers, providing flexible options depending on your budget and specific requirements.

NMR spectrometers provide detailed structural information about molecules, which is crucial in drug discovery. They help identify molecular interactions, study the binding of drug candidates to targets, and understand the structure-activity relationship of compounds.

NMR accessories include sample tubes, probes, shims, temperature control systems, and software for data analysis and processing. These can enhance the performance and versatility of your NMR spectrometer.

Regular calibration, cleaning of components, and ensuring proper storage of samples are important for maintaining an NMR spectrometer. Proper care of sensitive parts such as the magnet and probe is crucial for long-term performance.