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The Fourier 80 is an 80 MHz high-performance nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) benchtop spectrometer designed for the routine laboratory in either research facilities or university settings.
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Operating Frequency: | 80 MHz (1H) (Corresponds to 1.88 Tesla) |
Nuclei selection: | The high performer: 1H-only system with 1H sensitivity of ≥ 240:1 or ≥ 220:1 when pulsed field gradient (PFG) incl. (1% ethyl benzene) |
The workhorse: 1H/13C system with 1H sensitivity of ≥ 180:1 or ≥ 160:1 when PFG incl. (1% ethyl benzene) | |
The multi-talent: 1H/13C|19F system with sensitivity optimized for the X-channel, PFG incl.; sensitivity:
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The specialist: 1H/X system with one dedicated X nucleus (7Li, 11B, 13C, 23Na, 29Si, 31P, 119Sn, or 129Xe), and sensitivity optimized for the X-channel, PFG incl; sensitivity:
X options (contact us for more):
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Gradient strength: | ≥ 0.25 T/m (25 G/cm) |
Adjustable temperature | 25°C - 60°C* |
Automation: | PAL RSI sample changer; up to 120 samples + 12 reference samples |
1H Resolution (@ 50/0.55/ 0.11% signal height) : |
Standard: ≤ 0.4/ 15/ 30 Hz HD-Option: ≤ 0.3/ 10/ 15 Hz |
Digital Lock: | External, no deuterated solvents needed |
Sample Tubes: | standard 5mm diameter, 7’’-long NMR tubes: compatible with Young tubes |
Dimensions: | ~50 cm x 70 cm x 60 cm (Height x Width x Depth) |
Weight: | ~94 kg |
Lab Temperature: | 18-28°C; Measurements at sample temperature > 40°C: 18-25°C |
Lab Infrastructure needed: | no liquid nitrogen or helium required no water cooling required power consumption typically <300 W power: 100 – 240 V, 50 – 60 Hz no additional venting required AT needs compressed air or nitrogen at 5 bar max. |
*Incoming supply gas temperature must be min.5°C lower than the target temperature |
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Flow unit (InsightMR)
HPLC pump (RxnLab accessory optionally available)
Thermostat bath (RxnLab accessory optionally available)
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