Research group equipment
Research group equipment: Meaning a specific research group, led by an expert in the field, will have access to a specific piece of equipment. However, this does not preclude other researchers using the equipment, providing this is carried out on collaborative research basis
Crystal X-ray diffraction research groups at The University of Nottingham- equipment & expertise
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Details |
Expert |
School |
| Oxford Diffraction Suprnova(mo) |
Single crystal X-ray diffractometer using molybdenum radiation; part of High Pressure Crystallography Laboratory.
applications: small molecule crystal structure determination at pressures up to 100 kbar |
Professor Alexander Blake
tel: +44(0) 115 9513488 |
Chemistry |
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| PANalytical materials research diffractometer (MRD) |
High resolution diffractometer using copper radiation; normally configured for rocking curves & reciprocal space maps.
Alternative configurations:
(a) in-plane scattering
(b) thin film reactivity
applications: sample characterisation |
Chris Staddon
tel: +44(0) 115 9515181 |
Physics |
| Bruker D5005 |
Powder diffraction using copper K alpha radiation. Configured for theta/theta reflection mode. Wide angle scattering. Variable temperature (liquid nitrogen cooled) environmental chamber with vacuum attachment and dry/humid air purge |
Professor Sandra Hill
tel +44(0) 115 9516169
Dr Bill MacNaughtan
tel: +44(0) 115 9516112 |
Food Sciences (Biosciences)
Possibility of general access |
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