Varian

The Varian Mercury 300 MHz NMR is a complete analytical system with a 2-channel Mercury console, L600 PFG, Varian 900 temperature controller, unshielded Oxford magnet with autospin board & helium level probe accessory upgrade, UPS, anti-vibration table, preamps, Varian 300 Auto SW PFG 4 Nuc 30-122 MHz probe, Sun Workstation and Vnmr v6.1 software. 

The Varian Mercury 300 NMR instrument are 300 MHz spectrometers. In addition to conducting routine 1-D 1H and 13C spectra, homo- and heteronuclear decoupling techniques, APT, DEPT, COSY, HETCOR (heteronuclear shift correlation), homonuclear-2DJ, NOE difference and saturation experiments etc., can also be performed.

The Varian 640-IR Spectrometer design is based on a 38 mm dynamically aligned, 60° mechanical bearing Michelson interferometer and comes standard with 0.18 cm-1 resolution. It includes a revolutionary air-cooled source for delivering optimum power to the sample.

The Varian 710-ES Spectrometer is a multi-element analytical instrument that uses an inductively coupled plasma source to dissociate a sample into its constituent atoms or ion exciting them to a level where they emit light of a characteristic wave length. A detector measures the intensity of the emitted light, and calculates the concentration of that particular element in the sample. It has high levels of sensitivity and possesses the ability to analyze a wider range of elements.

The LS 3801 Liquid Scintillations is a bench-top, microprocessor-controlled spectrometer for radio-nuclide measuring. It is designed to provide highly accurate, automated counting of the level of radioactivity in radioactively-tagged samples. The instrument can perform a wide range of calculations on the data obtained from counting.