Submit a Sample for Analysis | Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy Center

Name*

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Affiliation*

Washington State University

Washington State University - Spokane Campus

University of Idaho

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Have you previously submitted samples for analysis?*

Yes

Name of Principal Investigator*

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Name of Financial/Purchasing Contact*

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Will your sample(s) be dropped off or shipped?*

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Do you have tracking information for your sample submission?

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Carrier for Shipment

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Type of Sample Analysis to be undertaken:*

X-ray Diffraction

NMR Spectroscopic Analysis

Sample(s) Information

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Sample(s) Information

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Sample ID/Name/Code*

Sample Molecular Formula*

Please provide best guess, if unknown.

Desired X-ray Diffraction Services*

Data Collection Only (Single Crystal Sample)

Data Collection (Powder Sample)

Full Structure Determination

Unit Cell Check

Desired Data Collection Temperature:*

Room Temperature (298 K)

100 K (Usual)

Other

Sample Stability*

Air Sensitive

Hydroscopic

Pyrophoric

Light Sensitive

Temperature Sensitive

Hazardous

Radioactive

Sample Container*

List of solvents used in crystal preparation:*

Please list all compounds that may be present in the crystalline lattice

File

Max. file size: 195 MB.

Please attach a file to include any information that may be needed for the analysis of the sample(s). A drawing of the proposed structure, along with how it was made, and a desired numbering/labeling scheme is helpful for X-ray diffraction analysis.

Notes/Comments/Requests

Examples: wider sweep width in 1H NMR spectrum, compound only dissolves in water, compound decomposes above a certain temperature, etc.