Since the early 1960s the efficacy of NMR in quantitative measurements (qNMR) has been explored.  Although not a particularly sensitive technique, NMR (my technique of choice!)

In November 2014 Nanalysis was pleased to announce the expansion of their product line with the NMReady-60PRO.  With this we also extended our experiment library for the NMReady-60e

So now that we have Case 1 (i.e., I = ½, 100% abundant) under our belts, we’re ready to tackle Case 2 (i.e., I = ½, <100% abundance)!

All my previous discussions of coupling have been focused on homonuclear coupling – you know between ‘like’ nuclei – proton-proton, of course, being the most common type.

Owing to the attractive flavour and nutritional characteristics (e.g., it actively lowers LDL cholesterol, aids blood pressure and sugar regulation), olive oil has long been vulnerable to ...

NMR is a ubiquitous analytical technique.  Why??  Because NMR provides a wealth of information that other analytical techniques (e.g., MS, UV-Vis, IR etc.) simply cannot. 

One of the common questions that we get asked here at Nanalysis is: “what nuclei does the NMReady run?”

As we’ve previously discussed, the development of NMR technology has largely been geared towards improving magnetic field strength.  The original electromagnet spectrometers