Webinar on
Studying
reactions by NMR; detecting reaction intermediates
Simon
Duckett, University of York
28th
November 2024 at 3pm (UK time)
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
(NMR) is a powerful tool for characterizing materials, but its application in
detecting reaction intermediates has traditionally been limited by its low
sensitivity. This limitation makes it challenging to analyze intermediates, as
they typically form in low concentrations. Recent advancements in NMR, however,
are addressing this challenge through hyperpolarization techniques, which
significantly boost sensitivity. These techniques now make it possible to
detect low-concentration species and evaluate their reactivity in real time,
opening new possibilities for studying reaction mechanisms and intermediates.
This webinar will explore
these latest developments in NMR, focusing on how hyperpolarization methods are
enhancing our ability to observe and characterize elusive reaction
intermediates.
This webinar last no longer than one hour.
To register please contact Christine.stevenson@strath.ac.uk