Does anyone know of a piece of software that can create a NMR spectrum from literature data? For instance, I would like to "create" a spectrum from a list of peaks and coupling constants listed in an article. I find that the visual aspect of students looking at a spectrum (and not at a list of peaks) is more impactful on their ability to understand NMR data. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. 

Hi All,

I was looking up techniques to silylate J-Young NMR tubes to reduce the chances of adventiitous water/SiOH groups doing unwanted chemistry. Has anyone done this before and what conditions/reagents did they use? 

Thanks,

Kyle 

Hello,

So, I just saw this and thought it was pretty nifty:

https://www.thermofisher.com/order/catalog/product/912A0911 (edit: removed broken link -  http://www.picospin.com/products/)

Its a small NMR machine (about 10lbs and less than 1 cubic foot of space) that sits on the bench for 20,000 USD.   its 45 MHz and uses a capillary, not NMR tubes, but still, benchtop NMR, without cryogenic liquids, and its a FT machine.  

Another glove box question from a "formerly dry box-now working with a few solvents in the box" neophyte...

­Hello everybody!

I am a research student trying to find a compilation of  ³¹P NMR chemical shifts that doesn't date back to the 1960's.

If anyone has seen anything please let me know.

~Kent