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INTRODUCTION
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) is a powerful spectroscopical technique that provides detailed information about the structure and stereochemistry of organic compounds, organometallic compounds and bio-molecules. Structural studies can range from small molecules to large polymers and proteins. Dynamic, kinetic and conformational studies can be also performed.
It is a non destructive technique that has applications in a wide range of disciplines, almost all areas of Chemistry and some areas of Biology.
EQUIPMENT
The facility owns different combinations of spectrometers and probes:
APPLICATIONS
Structural elucidation of small molecules. Connectivity, stereochemical configuration and conformation.
Structural characterisation of macromolecules.
Structural characterisation of solids:
Mixtures analysis, components quantification and identification.
Study of chemical reaction mechanisms, characterisation of reaction intermediates, determination of kinetic and thermodynamic parameters.
Study of intermolecular interactions, host-guest affinity, molecular recognition in enzyme-substrate systems.
INTERESTED SECTORS
Chemical, pharmaceutical, agrochemical, food or polymer industries.
Research centers on chemistry, biology or biochemistry, amongst others.