X-ray Crystallography is the ultimate structural characterization technique. X-ray crystallography impacts all fields of chemistry and allows researchers from both organic and inorganic backgrounds to understand the three dimensional structure and connectivity of their compounds. This is a solid state technique.
The data obtained are complementary with those from the Magnetic Resonance Research Center, the Mass Spectrometery & Proteomics Facility. and the Materials Characterization Facility. The data from all of the Facilities at Notre Dame are necessary for complete understanding of the nature of new compounds and materials.
Allen G. Oliver | Prof | 574 631 5935 | aoliver2@nd.edu |
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149 Stepan Chemistry Hall Department of Chemistry University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, IN 46556-5670
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