核磁共振的内部构造.ppt

Randy Benson in full action First cut of the seemingly endless layers of Mylar foil Mylar reduces heat radiation - just like an outdoor emergency blanket …more Mylar cutting… …after the Mylar… another tank… …and back to more Mylar… 3 layers of various metals 2 layers of Mylar …and still no magnet in sight! Getting closer - at least it starts to look magnet-like A magnet wrapped in hockey tape? Careful peek behind the tape - this is not the magnet (yet)! Next up: cryoshim coils purpose: improve the homogeneity of the magnet Behind the cryo-shims another metal container… the magnet solenoid! February 2007 finally, …and, The last 3 steps side by side The End Thanks for watching! Acknowledgments magnet cutting RANDY BENSON display case design build PAUL CROTHERS photography DEPT. OF CHEMISTRY TOM BRISBANE  JILL BAGWE coordination slide show ALBIN OTTER financial support MARK MISKOLZIEALBIN OTTER Interested in more NMR? http://nmr.chem.ualberta.ca might be of interest to you! * Size of page: 40.0 x 25.0 is prop. to monitor and allows to view entire canvas This 15-minute presentation is identical to the one that runs continuously inside the cut-up magnet display in the Chemistry East hallway next to the E1-60 lecture theatre.  ? 2009 Department of Chemistry University of Alberta Edmonton, Alberta Canada Copyright issues You can download and use this PowerPoint presentation as you wish, provided the file/presentation is not altered in any way proper credit is given regarding the origin of the file Designed for 24” 1920 x 1200 (16:10) LCD monitor Created with PowerPoint 2003 Superconducting 200 MHzNMR Magnet The hidden world of Nuclear Magnet Resonance spectroscopy This slide presentation is dedicated to the memory of Glen Bigam1939 – 2009 who worked in the NMR labs at the Department of Chemistry fornearly 50 years. The picture shows Glen preparing this verymagnet for decommissioning in 2003. This presentation is 15 minutes long and restarts automat