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Benchtop NMR Spectrometers

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Inclusion of Qualion and Aspect Imaging NMR systems

I would like to take up the idea that Qualion and Aspect Imaging NMR systems be included in this category. I had a lot of content removed and denied in the Summer which I thought was unjustified. The magnets for these systems are the same size as found in the Pulsar and Fourier 60 yet they are included. The spectrometer of the Aspect Imaging system is the size of a shoe box. The only difference between these systems and the series that has been described is that they have been packaged differently into portable cart systems. These two systems could readily be packaged the same way as the "benchtop" Pulsar and Fourier systems but it was decided to make them more portable in that they can be wheeled from one lab to another. The weight of the Pulsar and Fourier systems makes them non-portable -once they are on that benchtop they're not going anywhere. It is unfair to not include the Qualion and Aspect Imaging systems as they have been around for a long time. It is incorrect to say that these systems are new and have only been around since the mid 2000's. The Qualion high resolution NMR system has been around since the early 1990's and for the past 20 years we have had these magnet systems sitting on the benchtop in our and other laboratories. Sincerely, Jcepna (talk) 18:29, 22 December 2013 (UTC)jcepna[reply]

Jcepna, The purpose of this wikipedia page was to create awareness of a new class of scientific instrumentation as it seems that most people are unaware of the benchtop NMR. I am definitely not opposed to the inclusion of Qualion and Aspect NMR systems and would like the page to be as accurate and inclusive as possible! These systems were excluded for no other reason than, as to my knowledge, these are not benchtop systems. They may use permanent magnet technology but are not designed for a benchtop....is this incorrect? Sdriegel (talk) 17:41, 2 January 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Hi - though these instruments are not packaged explicitely for the benchtop they could readily be packaged to sit on a benchtop and in our lab we have two Qualion systems that do just that. The dimensions and weight of the magnets of these two systems (Qualion and Aspect) are the same as the Bruker and Oxford systems that have been included in the page. Jcepna (talk) —Preceding undated comment added 23:27, 2 January 2014 (UTC)[reply]

My apologizes for the miscommunication then! I was not aware of the option to chose the packaging of these instruments. I feel that this is an important clarification to be made for this page. However, if these systems can fit the benchtop criteria I am not at all opposed to including them....please feel free to make the appropriate edits. Sdriegel (talk) 23:50, 2 January 2014 (UTC)[reply]