AMMRL: BBFO probe sensitivity
Brian Cutting (Brian.Cutting@unibas.ch)
Tue, 29 Jan 2008 08:37:33 +0100
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Hello,
We are considering buying a BBFO probe instead of a TXI. The larger=20
range of nuclei with the BBFO is attractive for our projects, however=20
we are worried about the loss of 1H S/N. Can I ask, if someone has=20
experience with this and a rough estimate of the 1H S/N loss with BBFO,=20=
could they give me a hint?
thanks and best wishes,
Brian
Dr. Brian Cutting Email: =
Brian.Cutting@unibas.ch
Universit=E4t Basel - Pharmazentrum Tel: +41 61 267 1563
Institut f=FCr Molekulare Pharmazie Fax: +41 61 267 1552
Klingelbergstrasse 50 www.pharma.unibas.ch/molpharm
4056 Basel
Schweiz
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Hello,
We are considering buying a BBFO probe instead of a TXI. The larger
range of nuclei with the BBFO is attractive for our projects, however
we are worried about the loss of 1H S/N. Can I ask, if someone has
experience with this and a rough estimate of the 1H S/N loss with
BBFO, could they give me a hint?
thanks and best wishes,
Brian
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Brian Cutting Email: Brian.Cutting@unibas.ch
Universit=E4t Basel - Pharmazentrum Tel: +41 61 267 1563
Institut f=FCr Molekulare Pharmazie Fax: +41 61 267 1552
Klingelbergstrasse 50 www.pharma.unibas.ch/molpharm
4056 Basel
Schweiz
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