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Bruker Fourier 300
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Z33048_00_01
Getting Started
Lineshape test for 1H with rotation
Resolution test for 1H
Sensitivity test for 1H
Lineshape Test for 13C with rotation
Resolution test for 13C
Sensitivity test for 13C (ASTM)
Sensitivity test for 13C (EB)
HSQC experiment with Z?gradient (console test)
COSY experiment with Z?gradient (console test)
DEPT?90 experiment
DEPT?135 experiment
There are only three hardware specifications for the Fourier required for a customer sign
off:
Lineshape using 3% CDCl3 in Acetone: 0.5/8/16 Hz (non-spinning)
1H Sensitivity (0.1% EB in CDCL3): > 120:1 (after gradshim)
C13 Sensitivity (ASTM): > 85:1 (after gradshim).
The remaining ATP tests implicitly demonstrate the systems remaining functions:
Sample Spin & Lift
Auto-Locking on various solvents
Gradient Functionality (2Ds & Gradshim)
Gradshim reproducibility
Lock and Temperature Stability (COSY & HSCQ)
Baseline & Spectral Purity (DEPT)*
Certain artefacts are normal and have been considered acceptable for the intended use
of the Fourier:
A moderate amount of T1 noise in 2D experiments.
Some “digital noise” on strong signals that require RG < 10. Use zg30 instead of zg
if that happens, in order to be able to increase the RG.
Some vibration noise close to the feet of very narrow lines (e.g. lineshape samples).
This can be improved with vibration damping if required.
Some very small spurious spikes in the first few scans of C13 spectra. These should
average out after NS > 64.
“Asymmetric smileys” in some 1D spectra with high intensity. This can also be seen
as reduction in the level of noise of about 200 Hz from the right edge of some 1D

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