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NMR Chemical Shift Standards

NMR Chemical Shift Standards are compounds of which give rise to a NMR signal of known chemical shift.

NMR Chemical Shift Reference Standards

1H-NMR

13C-NMR

15N-NMR

19F-NMR

31P-NMR

NMR Reference Standards

NMR Reference Standards are chemically-defined solutions packaged in flame-sealed NMR tubes designed to test certain aspects of spectrometer performance.

Commonly Used NMR Reference Standards

1H Line shape, resolution, Sensitivity

13C Line Shape, Sensitivity

15N Sensitivity

19F Sensitivity

19F Sensitivity

31P Sensitivity

Temperature Calibrants

Attached Proton Test (APT)

Indirect Detection

Reference Materials for qNMR

Reference materials (RMs) for qNMR are used as either internal or external standards for purposes of quantitation. RMs used as internal standards need to be highly pure, chemically inert, non-hygroscopic and non-volatile, give rise to simple spectra with non-overlapping resonances of the sample and be soluble in common deuterated NMR solvents.

Primary Certified Reference Materials for 1H qNMR

3,5-Bis(trifluoromethyl)benzoic acid (NMIJ CRM 4601-a)

Benzoic Acid (NIST PS1, Primary standard or qNMR)

Secondary Certified Reference Materials for qNMR

"TraceSure" product line of CRMs for qNMR, manufactured by Wako Pure Chemicals.

"TraceCERT" product line of CRMs for qNMR, manufactured by Sigma-Aldrich