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Furman's Department of Chemistry holds an array of elaborate scientific instrumentation. Having acquired over $4 million in new instrumentation since 1985, the department has a commitment to maintaining numerous state of the art instruments for undergraduate use. The department is home to two high-field, superconducting NMR spectrometers (300 and 500 MHz), a coupled liquid chromatograph/electrospray mass spectrometer, two GC/MS instruments, two atomic force microscopes capable of "seeing" individual atoms, and the world's first mass-selected electron spin resonance spectrometer, to name only a few. Each piece of equipment was procured specifically for the use of the department's undergraduates.
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