The SuperCOOL MARVEL probe is available in two cooling methods: open type using a liquid nitrogen tank and circulating type using an air-cooled refrigerator. The open type does not require a refrigerator, so it is superior in terms of running cost. The circulating type, which has a higher cooling capacity and better sensitivity, does not require replenishment of the refrigerant and has a higher continuous operating capacity.
JEOL cryogenic probes greatly reduce the 29Si background signal coming from the probe components. A background-free measurement is available for glass materials. The spectra below show that the background signal was greatly reduced without the sample tube, demonstrating that the most of background signals came from the sample tube.
29Si NMR spectrum of 10wt% water glass/D2O
29Si NMR spectra measured by the SuperCOOL MARVEL probe with a 5 mm PTFE sample tube. As no background signal appears around -100 ppm, signals on the high magnetic field side are clearly confirmed.
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