1.2 GHz-NMR-Spectrometer

The strength of the external magnetic field used for experiments is of major importance in NMR spectroscopy. The strongest field of an NMR magnet commercially available and already installed has a magnitude of ~23,5 Tesla, corresponding to a 1H resonance frequency of ~1,0 GHz. Sensitivity and resolution are getting continuously better with increasing magnetic field strength. It is therefore of high interest to perform NMR experiments at higher magnetic fields and the NMR facility of the FMP needs to be extended by an NMR spectrometer operating at a field of ≥ 28,19 Tesla corresponding to a 1H frequency of ≥ 1,2 GHz. The delivery and installation of the new spectrometer must not take place later than 2023 (preferably earlier) and the vendor must present reference installations of currently active NMR magnets with a field ≥ 23,5 Tesla.