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The presence of characteristic chemical group
frequencies in infrared spectroscopy allows the
qualitative and quantitative determination of a
vast range of chemical structures in mixtures
and solutions.
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) also allows for
the detailed determination of molecular
structure, particularly the chemical nature and
structure of solids.
Equipment
- Nicolet ND 150 magic-angle high resolution
nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer for
solids
- Digilab FTS-14 fourier-transform
infrared unit
- Digilab FTS-20E/D
high-speed/high-sensitivity polymer analysis
system
- Digilab FTS-60 FTIR system with a
powerful, expansive data station optimized for
efficiency and real time applications including:
- Diffuse reflectance attachment
- Vacuum chamber for DRIFT
attachment
- Internal reflection attachment
- Attenuated total reflection
accessory
- Cylindrical internal reflection
accessory
- Variable angle specular
reflectance attachment
- Variable angle external
reflectance attachment
- Polarized grazing angle accessory
- Cryogenic cell
- Digilab infrared microscope
- Motorized two-axis rotational
stage
- Stepper-motor controlled rotating
polarizer accessory
- Three wire grid polarizers
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