qNMR - The Mag[net]ic Research ToolNuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) is a powerful spectroscopic tool that is widely used in structural analysis. While the majority of NMR applications is qualitative, quantitative NMR (qNMR) represents a metrological method of analysis with unique capabilites. The particular power of quantitative NMR arises from several properties: qNMR offers a unique physicochemical view of the analyte based on nuclear magentism, qNMR is a primary analytical method, and qNMR yields qualitative and quantitative information simultaneously. Thus, qNMR is a versatile tool for research projects at the chemistry-biology interface. |
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qNMR Background
- qNMR History: Anecdotal qNMR
- qNMR Theory: Routine
qHNMR [NEW], qNMR
Review
- Support: Routine 1H qNMR for Bruker, Jeol, and Varian, qCNMR, qNMR with other nuclei: 19F (qFNMR), 31P (qPNMR)
- qNMR Applications: qHNMR of ICH-prescribed residual solvents
qNMR Resources
- qNMR Support: qNMR experiments, qNMR reference materials
- qNMR Literature: research articles, comprehensive article on qHNMR
- qNMR Links: PERCH qNMR course
qNMR Research at UIC
Our group has an extensive track record and expertise in developing qNMR experimental techniques, with a focus on the 1H variant of qNMR (qHNMR)
- Our Team of qNMR Experts at UIC, College of Pharmacy
- Our Natural Products Group at UIC and at the College of Pharmacy