The FTNMR Free Induction Decay Archive
[FID]

Pacific Lutheran University
Department of Chemistry
Tacoma, Washington 98447

In this archive you will find 1H and 13C NMR free induction decay (FID) files of small organic molecules. The FID's in this archive were acquired on the 300 MHz broad band FTNMR spectrometer at Pacific Lutheran University and are available in the formats described below. This data is provided free as a service to the educational community. If you download and use this data we ask that you acknowledge the Pacific Lutheran University FTNMR FID Archive. Thank you.

A special section of this archive is dedicated to the NMR spectra used in Solomons and Fryhle Organic Chemistry, 7th Edition (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New York, ©2000). The Solomons and Fryhle section of the archive is provided in cooperation with John Wiley & and Sons, Inc.

Free induction decay files may be downloaded for processing and viewing in either NUTS ( Acorn NMR) or Felix for Windows (Molecular Simulations, Inc.) format. Either program can be configured as a viewer in your WWW browser.

Another feature of the PLU FID Archive is a searchable database of 94 processed 1H spectra in NUTS format, complete with structure image files. This feature has been provided by Acorn NMR and is available from the PLU chemistry ftp site (ftp.chem.plu.edu). The spectra and image files are compressed in a single 9.2 megabyte .zip file. Instructions for downloading and handling the .zip file are here.

Free Induction Decay Files of Small Organic Molecules
The FTNMR FID Archive Files are also available by anonymous ftp.

In addition to downloading files from your web browser you may now download fid files from the Archive by anonymous ftp. This will allow you to retrieve multiple files at once. The ftp address is ftp.chem.plu.edu, with login as anonymous and your email address as the password. The files are located under the pub directory in the fid_archive subdirectory. There, they are further subdivided according to whether they are in NUTS or Felix format in the nuts and felix subdirectories, respectively. 

Click on NUTS* or Felix* for information on purchasing software from these companies for processing the FID's and viewing the NMR spectra. Click on setup information for instructions to configure Nuts or Felix as a Mosaic or Netscape viewer for the FID data in this archive. Disclaimer: Pacific Lutheran University has no affiliation with either Acorn NMR or Biosym Technologies, Inc. and does not intend the presentation of NMR data in this archive to constitute an endorsement of either product.

Links to other NMR sites
 
 
  • University of Florida's NMR Information Server
  • The Association of Managers of Magnetic Resonance Labs (AMMRL)


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