Center for Crystallographic Research
Department of Chemistry
Michigan State University
The CCS has one Smart 1000 CCD as pictured using a 3-axis goinometer and has an Oxford 600 low temperature device and a camera for viewing of the crystals.
The Center recently
replaced the 1K CCD diffractometer With a brand new 3-axis goinometerAPEX II diffraction system. This
uses an
Oxford Cyrosystream 600 series low temperature device.
Each diffractometer is equiped with a Pentium PC to control the diffractometer.
The lab has two microscopes for routine mounting of samples. One microscope is
equipped with a high resolution color camera to allow viewing of the crystals for teaching purposes.
The Center has changed to using XP on the computers for all the major computational aspects of the Center. The center purchased a 2.4 GHz Duo Processor computer for data anaylsis.
The Center also has a model drill and accessories to build scale models of the crystal structures.
