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The chemistry department is committed to providing our students with hands-on access to modern instruments beginning as early as possible, and lasting throughout our curriculum. We are also committed to demonstrating the application of diverse instrumental techniques toward solving selected chemical problems. (Scroll down to view our instrument ensemble.)
 Varian Mercury VX 300 MHz NMRw multinuclear (H-1/C-13/F19/P-31)/probe and pulsed field gradient (Kresge Foundation) |
Perkin-Elmer AAnalyst 300 atomic absorption spectrometer (Kresge Foundation) | Nicolet Magna 560 FT-IR with HATR accessory (NSF-ILI grant #9650908) |
Fisons MD800 GS/MS/ITD (NSF-ILI grant #9452544) |
Parr Model 1455 Micro-bomb calorimeter |
Varian Pro-Star HPLC with UV detector |
Labconco Model 50601 Controlled Atmosphere Glove Box |
HP8452A UV-Visible diode array spectrometers (2)
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National Applicance Model 5831 Vacuum Oven |
Durrum Gibson D 110 stopped-flow UV-Visible with Nicolet 1090 AR Oscilloscope |
Perkin Elmer Series 4 HPLC | |
Other Equipment (not pictured)
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