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Photos courtesy of Victor Terskikh, manager of NMR facility. For official Site, click here.
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Welcome to the NRC Magnetic Resonance Facility!
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This is the new home of the 900.
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The magnet arrived very early in the morning of May 31st on a flatbed truck from J.F.K. airport in New York. This may not have been the fastest route, but it was the safest. |
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Notice the crane beside the magnet; the magnet must be lifted and lowered through an opening in the ceiling of the building. |
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Securing the magnet.
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Pre-lift. The sun is now beginning to rise.
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The magnet in-midst of transport.
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What kind of magnet?
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A Bruker 900 magnet!
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UltrastabilizedTM.
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The final product.
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And, finally, the "to-be console".
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Updated June 6, 2005.
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