Modification of air/fluid flow around nuclear magnetic resonance probe and methods of use
AssigneeJEOL Ltd.
InventorAnthony Ting Ann Siaw
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AssigneeJEOL Ltd.
InventorAnthony Ting Ann Siaw
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In an embodiment of the present invention, by accelerating the variable temperature air, the cooling/heating caused by thermal radiation of the sample in the NMR field can be more efficiently removed thereby efficiently eliminating or minimizing natural convection in the sample. In an embodiment of the present invention, by passing the air/fluid flow through a restricted section prior to the air/fluid flow contacting the sample, the cooling/heating caused by thermal radiation of the sample in the NMR field can be more efficiently removed thereby efficiently eliminating or minimizing natural convection in the sample. In various embodiments of the invention, by passing the air/fluid flow through a restricted section prior to the air/fluid flow contacting the sample, the resulting NMR spectra show an increased performance, and/or line shape and/or resolution.
A NMRI (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Instrument) adapted to detect a resonance of at least a nucleus from a plurality of nuclei of a sample molecule, comprising:
The dual RSVTC (Restricted Section Variable Temperature Chamber) comprising:
A method of detecting a NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) resonance of at least a nucleus from a plurality of nuclei of a sample molecule using a gas flow through a RSVTC (Restricted Section Variable Temperature Chamber) to heat/cool the sample molecule, where the RSVTC comprises an entrance with a first diameter, a reduced section with a second diameter, and an exit with a third diameter, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.