Nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer opens industrialization

The Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectrometer, which was successfully developed by Ye Zhaohui’s academician and the Wuhan Institute of Science and Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, was opened in Wuhan yesterday. “To realize the localization of nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometers has always been the dream of China's spectrologists.” Ye Zhaohui told reporters that the instrument is used as a high-end scientific instrument for chemical composition analysis and molecular structure determination, and can be widely used in chemical, food, pharmaceutical and other industries. Sample analysis and quality determination. At present, this market is monopolized by two international companies. China imports more than 100 spectrometers each year, worth several hundred million yuan, and it is still far from meeting scientific research needs.

In 2006, under the auspices of the National Science and Technology Support Program, Wuhan Institute of Equipment began to independently develop the core technology of nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer. After three years of hard work, the research group successfully developed the first 500 MHz nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer with independent intellectual property rights in China. The overall technology has reached the international level of similar products, the cost is only one third, and it has high resolution and other advantages. Localization of the instrument.

According to the person in charge of the Financial Secretary of the Ministry of Science and Technology, the ability to produce high-end scientific instruments in China is weak, and more than 90% rely on imports. The breakthrough in nuclear magnetic resonance technology will change China's dependence on imports completely in related fields and enhance its continuous innovation capability and international competitiveness.

Introduced by Wuhan Institute of Materials and Information Technology, China Science and Technology Jinshan Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Technology Co., Ltd., jointly invested by the Institute and Jinshan Research (Dalian) Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Technology Co., Ltd., will undertake the task of localization of this instrument and this year it can achieve small-volume production.