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The Chemistry Department is located in the Noyce Science Center (Phase II of the science building addition/renovation was completed in 2007).
Chemistry students have access to all research facilities and instruments in the
department. Personal study carrels and laboratory space for study and research
are available for upper-class students. The facilities foster communication and
interaction among students and between the students and professors.
Virtual tour of the department.
Chromatography
Gas Chromatograph HP5750/5752B
High Performance Liquid Chromatograph-preparative ALTEX-BECKMAN ALTEX 110
Gas Chromatograph- Capillary HP5880
High Performance Liquid Chromatograph-analytical HP1090 (w/DA detector)
Gas Chromatograph – Capillary HP5890 SERIES II
MS-Engine HP
LC-Bio Rad
Electrochemistry
Potentiostat wave form generator, coulometer; PAR 173,175,176,179,276;
digital oscilloscope; NICOLET EXPLORER III; Rotating Ring-Disk Electrochemical Analyzer
Polargraph-pulse IBM EC 225
Potentiostat-EG&G-PAR 273A
Spectroscopy
Atomic absorption
Ultraviolet-visible Spectrometer; BECKMAN 5260
Spectrofluorimeter; AMINCO-BOWMAN
Nanosecond Laser Spectrometer; TEKTRONIX 2430
Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometer Nicolet 5XSB ('87)
Diode Array UV/vis Spectrometer HP8452A
Spectrofluorimeter – ISS PC1
FT-IR-Nicolet Avatar
FT-IR-Nicolet Nexus 670
NMR 400 MHz Bruker Avance
UV/vis-Shimadzu-UV-2401
HP-8453 Diode array UV/vis
Miscellaneous
Inert Atmosphere Glove Box VAC HE-43-2
Atomic Force Microscope DIGITAL NANOSCOPE II
Ion Trap MS Finnigan
Electrophysiology Rig
Inert Atmosphere Glove Box-Braun Unilab
Centrifuge-Beckman Coulter Avanti J-251
-80° Freezer
DSC-Perkin Elmer Pyris Diamond
Immersion Cooler
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