Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Facility

The NMR Facility is open. 

New users may request training on routine solution/liquid-state NMR experiments by contacting the director Anne Rachupka (arachupka@unm.edu).

New Online Calendar Scheduling is in Effect

Authorized users have been added to https://faces.ccrc.uga.edu/

How to reserve time and for scheduling rules go to the NMR Scheduling page. 

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance is arguably the most powerful analytical tool in modern chemical research. It encompasses a broad spectrum of techniques and information -- from counting the number of protons in a molecule to determining 3-D structures and distances.

The NMR Facility (room B71) is one of two research facilities located in the basement of Clark Hall in the Department of Chemistry and Chemical Biology (in the College of Arts and Sciences) at the University of New Mexico. The other is the Mass Spectrometry Facility (room B51).

The NMR facility has two multinuclear liquids spectrometers

Bruker Avance III 300

We are grateful to the National Science Foundation for awarding us a grant to purchase this system. This spectrometer has a 5 mm H/BB probe, with gradients.

Bruker Avance III 500

The 500 is a liquids NMR with VT, three RF channels, gradients, and a liquid nitrogen cooled Prodigy cryoprobe.