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X-ray Diffraction Facility

The School has several modern X-ray diffractometers used for both chemical crystallography and macromolecular crystallography, also housing specialist equipment built for the study of incommensurate diffraction.

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The School has several modern X-ray diffractometers used for both chemical crystallography and macromolecular crystallography.  It also houses specialist equipment built for the study of incommensurate diffraction.  All diffractometers have Oxford Cryostream dry nitrogen cooling apparatus incorporated. The diffractometers are housed in a large purpose built laboratory with climate control and are currently run and maintained by two full time experienced crystallographers. 

The three most productive diffractometers are listed on the right hand side.

Equipment

This diffractometer is used for more demanding chemical structures.

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This is the major workhorse for efficient throughput of routine chemical structures.

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Integrated system for macromolecular diffraction experiments.

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Location

Research School of Chemistry
Building 137
Sullivans Creek Road
The Australian National University
Canberra ACT 2601
Australia 

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