Recent Results from Doty XC MAS probes

Spectra Courtesy of Mike Frey, JEOL USA
 

U- 13C Glucose

Refocused Inadequate,   114 kHz TPPM 1H Decoupling

Adobe Systems

Data Collected with a Doty XC5 probe at 20 kHz on a JEOL ECX 400

1H spectra of Histidine HCL·H2O (below - 1st figure) and Monoethyl Fumarate (below - 2nd figure) using wPMLG5, with 1H rf Field of 105 kHz

Adobe Systems

Data Collected with a Doty XC4 HXY probe at 10 kHz on a JEOL ECA 500

1H spectrum of Monoethyl Fumarate obtained with PMLG9-wPMLG5 Proton Spin Exchange in a 2D experiment with 0.2 ms Mix time and 89 kHz 1H rf field.

Adobe Systems

Data Collected with a Doty XC4 HXY probe at 10 kHz on a JEOL ECA 500

1:1 Mixture glycine-1-13C,15N and glycine-2-13C,15N
REDOR-xy4, 13C 90 4.68 μs, 15N 90 6.18 μs, 132 kHz 1H TPPM Decoupling, sample length restricted to 3 mm.

Adobe Systems

Data Collected with a Doty XC4 HXY probe at 10 kHz on JEOL ECA 500

High Performance Multiple Quantum MAS on Quadrupolar Nuclei:
3Q-MQMAS w/ FAM conversion, split-t1, whole echo acquisition and Cogwheel phase cycling

Adobe Systems

Data Collected with a Doty XC4 HXY probe at 20 kHz on a JEOL ECA500
From Left to Right in the image above:
23Na
– Sodium Pyro -Phosphate, Na4P2O7

27Al – Kyanite , Al2OSiO4

45Sc – Scandium Sulphate , Sc2(SO4)3·nH2O, mixture of 70% n=2 and 30% n=5 H2O

93Nb – Lithium Niobate , LiNbO3

13C natural abundance spectra of Monoethyl Fumarate

2D-PASS with Cogwheel Phase Cycling, requires good spinning speed stability. Accurate control of spinning speed enables manipulation of SSB using 2D-pass technique (shown in the spectrum below).

Adobe Systems

Data Collected on JEOL ECA500 with a Doty XC4 HXY MAS probe and a Doty probe controller, MAS = 1750 Hz

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