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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User Access 24/7 Monday - Friday 8AM - 5PM |
149 Stepan Chemistry Hall Department of Chemistry University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, IN 46556-5670
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