Jacob Pellizzari, Ronald Soong, Katelyn Downey, Rajshree Ghosh Biswas, Flavio C Kock, Katrina Steiner, Benjamin Goerling, Agnes Haber, Venita Decker, Falko Busse, Myrna Simpson, Andre Simpson
Benchtop NMR provides improved accessibility in terms of cost, space, and technical expertise. In turn, this encourages new users into the field of NMR spectroscopy. Unfortunately, many interesting samples in education and research, from beer to whole blood, contain significant amounts of water that require suppression in 1 H NMR in order to recover sample information. However, due to the significant reduction in chemical shift dispersion in benchtop NMR systems, the sample signals are much closer to the water resonance compared to those in a corresponding high-field NMR spectrum...
January 28, 2024: Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry: MRC