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Upgrade of a Solid-State NMR Spectrometer

Upgrade of a Solid-State NMR Spectrometer
固态核磁共振波谱仪的升级
批准号:
9413674
负责人:
Barbara Garrison
金额:
$12.5万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
1995
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1995-05-01 至 1996-10-31

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摘要9413674加里森核磁共振谱是研究固体材料及其化学的主要工具。核磁共振对原子核的局部电子和磁相互作用的敏感性使其成为阐明未知结构的最有用的诊断工具之一。随着新技术被纳入解决固体化学问题的常规策略中,实验所需的设备变得更加复杂。提供部分资金用于升级宾夕法尼亚州立大学化学系现有的固态核磁共振光谱仪(Chemagnetics CMX 300光谱仪)。该仪器配备了双射频照射通道。各种固体核磁共振探针可用于辐照原子核和检测固体的高分辨率核磁共振信号。所要求的升级包括改变计算机硬件和核磁共振操作系统,第三个射频通道带有一个高功率射频放大器,三个新的核磁共振探头用于完成复杂的固态核磁共振实验,以及一台用于离线数据分析、数据存储和自旋动力学计算的快速计算机。这次光谱仪升级的主要用户将是宾夕法尼亚州立大学的五名研究人员和一群次要用户,他们的工作集中在固体材料和化学领域。改进后的仪器将用于以下代表性研究:仿生材料的研究;新型聚合物材料的合成和表征;新型介孔分子筛的表征;层状分子筛的柱撑和插层固体的研究;沸石中半导体的合成;沸石及其相关骨架固体的研究;非晶态固体的有序性研究;玻璃的合成和表征;催化体系的研究;高压化学合成新的聚合物材料的合成;以及煤和煤的前驱体的高分辨核磁共振研究。
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Abstract 9413674 Garrison NMR spectroscopy is a major tool in the study of solid-state materials and their chemistry. The sensitivity of NMR to local electronic and magnetic interactions of nuclei has helped to make it one of the most useful diagnostic tools for the elucidation of unknown structures. As new techniques are incorporated into routine strategies to solve chemical problems in solids, the equipment that is necessary for the experiments becomes more sophisticated. Partial funds are provided to upgrade the existing solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer (Chemagnetics CMX 300 spectrometer) operating within the Chemistry Department at the Pennsylvania State University. This instrument is equipped with dual radiofrequency irradiation channels. Assorted solid-state NMR probes are available for irradiation of the nuclei and the detection of high-resolution NMR signals of solids. The requested upgrade includes a change in the computer hardware and NMR operating system, a third radiofrequency channel with a high-power radiofrequency amplifier, three new NMR probes for accomplishing sophisticated solid-state NMR experiments, and a fast computer for off-line data analysis, data storage, and calculations of spin dynamics. The major users of this spectrometer upgrade will be five researchers at Penn State and a group of minor users whose work is concentrated in the fields of solid-state materials and chemistry. The improved instrument will be used in the following representative studies: study of biomimetic materials; synthesis and characterization of new polymeric materials; characterization of new mesoporous molecular sieves; studies of pillared and intercalated layered solids; synthesis of semiconductors in zeolites; investigation of zeolites and related framework solids; studies of order in amorphous solids; synthesis and characterization of glasses; studies of catalytic systems; synthesis of new polymeric materials synthes ized by high-pressure chemistry techniques; and study of coal and coal precursors with high-resolution NMR spectroscopy.
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