Oxford as 400 nmr spectrometer
The Oxford AS-400 NMR spectrometer is a high-performance nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) instrument designed for analytical and research applications. It operates at a magnetic field strength of 9.4 Tesla and is capable of conducting 1H, 13C, and other common NMR experiments. The spectrometer features a superconducting magnet and advanced electronics to provide reliable and consistent data acquisition.
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2 protocols using oxford as 400 nmr spectrometer
Proton NMR Analysis of Imidazolium-Bridged Dinucleotides
Conformational Analysis of Imidazolium-Bridged Dinucleotides
The 3 JH1ʹ-H2ʹ coupling constant was measured from the NMR peak corresponding to H1' only, because the H2' peak overlaps with other peaks for most of the bridged dinucleotides. The ratio of the fraction of 3'endo to 2'-endo sugar pucker conformation was calculated based on the equation: C3'-endo/2'-endo = J/(10-J) where J = 3 JH1ʹ-H2ʹ.( 11)
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