Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (NMR spectroscopy) is a spectroscopic method to elucidate the structure of molecules and compounds. Due to electronic interactions of single atoms with the neighbouring atoms, structural conclusions can be drawn. In addition to structure elucidation, the concentration and dynamics of molecules can be determined with this method. This analytical method requires very precise tubes with a constant diameter, a uniform wall thickness and excellent straightness across the entire tube.
Manufactured from borosilicate glass 5.1
Ideal for use with air-sensitive samples and reaction studies
Compounds may be added via syringe through the septum cap
For use in instruments with field strengths greater than 360 MHz
