Set up in 1986, the VAC-200 was originally a Bruker AC-200 but was converted to a Varian Unity 200 in 1996. It has an automatic sample changer attached, and runs continually in automatic mode. It has a 4-nucleus probe, which permits H1, F19, P31, and C13 detection. No PFG or VT control available. The experiments available include:
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