6th Swiss Industrial Chemistry Symposium, SICS 2026, 30th january
We look forward to chatting with you at the 6th Swiss Industrial Chemistry Symposium at the University of Basel, CH on the 30th of January.
7th Reaction Monitoring Symposium 29th of January 2026 at University of Bath, UK
Meet us at the 7th Reaction Monitoring Symposium 2026 at the University of Bath, UK. We look forward to welcoming you to our booth.
47th Danish NMR meeting, Horsens January 29-30, 2026
Meet us at the 47th Danish NMR meeting. Meet us at out booth and listen to our presentation, where we will show you our newest developments. Stay tuned!
Rapid molecular weight determination of Polydimethylsiloxanes (PDMS)
Utilizing PGSTE diffusion measurements for molecular weight determination by benchtop NMR In a previous application note, we discussed how the molecular weight of two PDMS polymers can be measured via end-group analysis in 1D ²⁹Si-NMR. Building on that discussion, this study focuses on the use of diffusion NMR spectroscopy to determine the molecular weight of …
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DECHEMA “From Flow Chemistry to Continuous Processes: New Alternatives for Chemical Production on Laboratory and Ton Scale” 9th of December, Frankfurt, DE
Visit our Poster and ourself at our Booth at the DECHEMA 2025 at 9th of December at the DECHEMA-Haus in Frankfurt, DE
19th-21th November 2025 – qNMR Summit – Bari, Presentation
We like to welcome you to our presentation at the qNMR summit conference this year on the 19th – 21th in Bari, Italy
ESPCI Paris PSL – Journée technique – Polymères 5th of november 2025, Paris
Visit Magritek at the ESPCI Paris at the 5th of november!
60th Scientific Meeting of the Dutch NMR Discussion Group Friday Oct 31, 2025 at Radboud University
Meet us at our booth at the the 60th scientific meeting of the Dutch NMR Discussion Group. It will be held this year at Radboud University on Friday Oct 31, 2025. This year marked the Diamond Jubilee of the NMRDG annual meeting and will feature four keynote speakers, Prof Geoffrey Bodenhausen (Ecole Normale Supérieure), Dr. …
q-HMBC for Sensitivity-Enhanced 29Si Quantitation
Maximizing signal-to-noise ratio per measurement time by using the advantages of magnetization transfer in 29Si–1H-HMBC spectra. In a previous application note we discussed how the copolymer composition and average molar mass of poly(dimethylsiloxane-co-methylhydrosiloxane), trimethylsilyl terminated (Figure 1) can be determined by 29Si-DEPT NMR spectra and using a well characterized sample of the same substance as …
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