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Access multiple nuclei in one NMR spectrometer in a fully automatic way

Magritek
6 Oct 2022

In this product brochure, Magritek describes the benefits of Spinsolve Multi X. This includes no manual intervention required for switching nuclei and instant switching between nuclei without any loss in sensitivity.

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Spinsolve Multi X

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Measure multiple X nuclei over a broad frequency band without the need of any user intervention. The Spinsolve Multi X switches between different nuclei in a fully automatic way, making it possible to run a series of multinuclear experiments unattended.  By combining this new technology with the Spinsolve sample changer a powerful level of automation can be achieved. Since the whole library of protocols available for each nuclei is pre-calibrated, the queueing function in the Spinsolve software can be used to measure several X-nuclei on a series of samples.

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