Analytical Instrument Documents

In comparison with the UltraCOOL probe, SuperCOOL probe represents a cryogenic probe with high sensitivity at lower cost and power consumption. Thermal noise reduction due to new designed cooling system greatly enhances the sensitivity of NMR measurement.

It is often difficult to unambiguously determine structures of molecules, which have many non-protonated carbon atoms. Because such compounds contain quaternary carbons, lack protons and bonding to quaternary carbons each other, HMBC (Heteronuclear Multiple Bond Correlation) experiment cannot provide long-range 1H-13C connectivity. Therefore, INADEQUATE (Incredible Natural Abundance DoublE QUAntum Transfer Experiment), which is 13C-13C correlation experiment at natural 13C abundance, represents a powerful tool for proton-diluted compounds.

In 2013, JEOL RESONANCE launched the cryogenic NMR probe systems,”UltraCOOL” and “SuperCOOL”. Delivering sensitivity far exceeding conventional room temperature probes together with ease of use beyond that previously associated with cooled probes, such as probe change whilst cooled, and variable temperature measurement capability, the products received a lot of positive response. However, many dramatic stories lay behind the birth of these products.