Welcome!
The NMR Facility has only one Entry (on the TA Auditorium side) and one Exit (next to the A400) for now.
There are four sectors -- (i) A1/NB3/cluster computers, (ii) A2/A3, (iii) A400, and (iv) A500, respectively -- for strict social distancing, one user at a time!
You MUST follow the path shown by the signs for in and out movement!
Signing up through our webpage using the WASE calendar for 10 minute blocks of time is required, multiple consecutive blocks are acceptable if needed, one empty block must be kept between users. No exceptions!
Regular PPE is required, no outside gloves from the lab are welcome!
You must use a new plastic sheet every time to cover the keyboard and mouse, discard it after finished! For touching spinners and tubes use kimwipes.
Personal communication should be kept at minimum, ask for assistance through the glass!
Phone numbers for quick access are 609-933-3528 (cell for István, for text, too) and 609-258-1633 (Ken's office).
The Department of Chemistry houses a world-class nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) facility with outstanding instrumental power and experimental capabilities.
To request training, consultation, and/or assisted services, please contact the core director. The NMR Core Facility does not currently accept reservations via iLab, this page is for informational purposes only.
The NMR Core Facility is available 24/7 to fully trained and authorized users.
Staff assisted servicse are available Monday - Friday from 9am-5pm.
Instrumentation Available
All proton detected experiments, triple resonance (1H/13C/15N) experiments, 2H detection and still pretty good for 13C detection.
1H(also for paramagnetic samples), 19F, 31P, 11B and, exotic heteronuclei
All proton detected experiments, triple resonance (1H/13C/15N) experiments, 2H detection
and still pretty good for 13C detection.
Direct13C detection, quite good for 1H, too, 2H detection.
Unique for 15N and 31P, really good for the rest of the nuclei as well.
1H(also for paramagnetic samples), 19F, 31P, 11B and, exotic heteronuclei
Prodigy nitrogen-cooled cryoprobe, competitive for all heteronuclei from -40OC to +150OC
István Pelczer, Director
609-258-2342
e-mail: ipelczer@princeton.edu
Kenith Conover, NMR Specialist
609-258-1633
e-mail: kenithc@princeton.edu
Hours
Assisted Services 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday
Unassisted/Self-Use for approved and trained users 24/7
Location
Frick Chemistry Laboratory, B06
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| Name | Role | Phone | Location | |
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| Istvan Pelczer |
Director
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609-258-2342
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ipelczer@princeton.edu
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Frick, B09
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| Kenith Conover |
NMR Specialist
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609-258-1633
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kenithc@princeton.edu
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Frick, B10
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