Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is used to observe the resonance frequency of nuclei in an applied external magnetic field, which is dependent not only on the magnetic properties of the nuclei but also its chemical environment. NMR is widely used to determine the structure of molecules in solution, and to study intermolecular interactions. The Bruker Avance Neo 400MHz NMR spectrometer includes the AVANCE Neo console and a broadband multinuclear (BBFOPlus) probe, capable of performing all modern NMR experiments with observation of 1H, 2H,13C, 15N, 19F, and 31P. Multiple samples can be loaded and left to run using the 24-position autosampler. The data is captured and processed using the Bruker TopSpin software.
Bruker Avance Neo 400MHz NMR
