The Todd Wehr Chemistry Building is centered in the Wehr Science Complex on the Marquette campus. The six-story chemistry building, which has recently undergone extensive renovation, provides 100,000 square feet of research and teaching space equipped with the modern instrumentation required for chemical research.
The NMR Facility provides access to high field solution NMR instrumentation. It includes 300 MHz, 400 MHz and 600 MHz (with cryoprobe) instruments. These instruments provide us fast spectra acquisition in daily routine as well as multidimensional experiments. The facility is managed by Dr. Gabi Carosio, the staff spectroscopist.
The department also has small-molecule single-crystal and powder XRD instruments that provide diffraction data, which is used to calculate precise 3D structures of catalysts and small molecules obtained as single crystals. The facility is managed by Dr. Alexander Erickson, the staff crystallographer.
Gas chromatograph-mass spectrometer, used for identifying molecules in complex mixtures.
Maintained by Dr. Ruchi Shukla.
High-pressure liquid chromatograph, used for separating molecules in aqueous solutions.
Used for separating mixtures based on flow in an electric field.
The MALDI is very useful for determining the mass of high molecular weight compounds, such as proteins.
Advanced spectrophotometer for accurate spectral measurement from the UV (175 nm) to the mid-IR (3300 nm). Maintained by Dr. Ruchi Shukla.
With a probe capable of running solid samples.
For the characterization of chiral compounds.
Used for determining the presence and amounts of mostly metallic ions in solutions.
Department of Chemistry
Todd Wehr Chemistry, 101
1414 W Clybourn St.
Milwaukee, WI 53233
(414) 288-3515
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