INSTITUTE FOR APPLIED NMR SPECTROSCOPY

The NMR Institute is described in the online graduate catalog.  The institute is directed by Dr. Klaus Woelk and Dr. Chariklia Sotiriou-Leventis.  Please send all inquiries to stchemnmr@mst.edu or contact NMR staff scientist, Dr. Lingyu Chi via email to lcwqc@mst.edu. Posted “Standard Usage Fees” apply to service provided for non-corporate users (e.g., Missouri S&T units other than the Department of Chemistry, other universities, and governmental agencies) and the corporate rate is 2.5 times the listed standard usage fee. The rates are effective since the date posted.  For training or assisted use, the listed rates increase by $25/hr.   

NMR SPECTROMETER INSTRUMENTATION
  • Instrument:  Bruker 400 MHz Avance III HD Liquid State NMR (Shared)
  • Acquisition:  2020 Magnet (S&T Funded), 2014 Console (S&T Funded, Dr. James Stoffer and Kraft Heinz Company contributed), and 2014 Automatic Sample Changer (Brewer Science Funded)
  • Location: Schrenk Hall 125
  • Contact:  Dr. Lingyu Chi, lcwqc@mst.edu
  • Standard Usage Fee: $24/hour for daytime usage, 8 am – 5 pm
  • Standard Usage Fee: $18/hour for night and weekend usage 
  • Availability
  • Description
  • Guidelines for Usage
  • Instrument:  Bruker 400 MHz Avance III Wide-bore Solid State NMR (Specialized Departmental)
  • Acquisition:  Funded in 2010 (U.S. Army Research Office and State of Missouri contributed) and installed in 2012.
  • Location: Schrenk Hall 125
  • Contact:  Dr. Lingyu Chi, lcwqc@mst.edu
  • Standard Usage Fee: University users will be charged a flat fee of $50 per sample; Outside users will be charged a flat fee of $80 per sample.
  • Availability
  • Description
  • Guidelines for Usage
  • Instrument:  Bruker 200 MHz Avance DRX Wide-bore NMR (Group)
  • Location: Schrenk Hall 145
  • Contact:  Dr. Klaus Woelk, woelk@mst.edu
  • Instrument:  Magritek Spinsolve Carbon Benchtop NMR (Shared)
  • Acquisition: 2015 (S&T Funded and Magritek Inc. contributed)
  • Location: Schrenk Hall 139
  • Contact:  Dr. Nathan Leigh, leighn@mst.edu
  • Availability
  • For organic chemists 13C NMR forms the backbone of routine molecular analysis. Spinsolve Carbon has outstanding resolution and a high sensitivity that enables the power of proton-carbon NMR in a benchtop instrument. This spectrometer is the most flexible and cost effective way to get carbon-13 NMR in your laboratory.