Agilent Nanoprobe for 400-MR Data Sheet

Agilent Nanoprobe for 400-MR is a nuclear magnetic resonance probe produced by Agilent company, which is used to study samples with very small volume, such as natural products or non-homogeneous or semi-solid materials. The probe has the highest sensitivity and resolution, and provides the easiest sample handling and highest versatility.


Agilent Nanoprobe for 400-MR Data Sheet - cover page
Brand
Agilent
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Datasheet
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
5.1 MB
Published
04 July, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
400-MR
MD5 checksum
977B39B1C652C553C440E6C99CE5B947

About this manual

The Agilent Nanoprobe is designed for magnetic resonance studies of samples in very small volumes, such as natural products, or non-homogeneous and semi-solid materials like seeds and tissues. It offers optimal sensitivity and resolution with convenient sample handling compared to traditional 1 mm and 1.7 mm NMR tubes. The probe features a short-neck tube style that minimizes solvent volume to reduce interference and includes fitted caps to prevent spillage and evaporation.

What's inside

  • Introduction
  • Key Benefits
  • Highest Resolution and Sensitivity
  • Most Versatile
  • Applications

Frequently asked questions

What types of samples is the Agilent Nanoprobe for 400-MR designed to handle?

The probe is ideal for magnetic resonance studies of very small volumes, non-homogeneous materials, and semi-solids such as seeds and tissues.

What are the specific applications listed for this probe?

Applications include natural product structural elucidation, impurity analysis, metabolite identification, and fatty acid analysis of intact seeds.

What is the maximum solvent volume required for this probe?

The small solvent volume is 40 pL or less, which reduces interference from contaminants.

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