JEOL has posted photos of a supercon
magnet taken as it was disassembled - very cool! (Click on link in
upper right corner of the JEOL page)
The International NMR Resource Site has technical tidbits, links to lots of NMR sites, and more.
Will York at the Complex Carbohydrate Research Center, University of Georgia, has created a Java applet for viewing NMR data.
The National Institute of Materials and Chemical Research of Japan is putting a large spectral database on line. It allows searching by name, CAS number, molecular formula, etc. Mass Spec and 13C spectra can be displayed. It will soon be possible to view structures, 1H spectra and lists of shifts.
University of Illinois has an HTML NMR periodic table that gives properties of magnetic nuclei.
University of Florida has an NMR spectrometer on the web, and you can acquire a spectrum.
Scott Van Bramer at Widener University has a very nice web site with Chemistry course information. Among other things, you can download spectroscopic data of unknowns which can be used as problem sets. The available data includes 1H and 13C FIDs in NUTS format, elemental and Mass Spec data.
A collection of proton, carbon and APT spectra can be downloaded from Pacific Lutheran University. The data are available as FIDs in NUTS format.
Anasazi Instruments Incorporated manufactures FT-NMR PC based console upgrades for several permanent magnet systems. Especially useful addition for the academic educational market.
AMMRL -
The Association of Managers of Magnetic Resonance Labs
Morris Instruments Inc. has some useful NMR products and services. One of these is a hand held device with an LCD display for tuning probes. Since it is an LCD device it works in a magnetic field.
University of Florida's NMR Information
Server
University of California at San Francisco
Indiana University
Mike Albright's homepage contains,
among other things, some information about in vivo spectroscopy
Texas A&M University
NMR lab page includes, among other things, an NMR periodic table which gives detailed
information on each element, customized by field strength.
Links to some very entertaining chemistry-related sites, such as lighting a barbecue grill with liquid oxygen, the Twinkie project and more can be found at Umea University
Purely Akademic has a collection of humorous, chemistry-related T-shirts.
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Last updated: 08/13/04