Instrument/equipment Core/facility: West Campus Analytical Core

NMR

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Terence Wu

Director
Building:

600 West Campus Drive (MIC)

About our NMR instruments

NameLocationManual/SOP
Bruker 400 MHz broadband probe MIC 109E  
Agilent DD2 600 MHz 3 mm coldprobe MIC 109E SOP

Available to Yale researchers & external researchers

Rates

Internal (Yale) users
Instrument modelReservationsRate, $/hour
Bruker 400 MHz (G8303A)Walk-in8
Agilent DD2 600 MHz cold probeFOM11
External (non-Yale) users
Instrument modelReservationsNot-for-profit users' rate, $/hourFor-profit users' rate, $/hour
Bruker 400 MHz BBWalk-inContact usPending
Agilent DD2 600 MHz cold probeContact usContact usPending

 

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