Mass spectrometers

- Ion-trap mass spectrometer (Varian 240-MS) equipped with an hybrid ion source coupled to a GC (Varian 450-GC)

- Mass spectrometer with quadrupole trap (Varian Saturn 2000) coupled with a (CP-3800) and a pyrolyzer

- HPLC (Waters Module 2690), UPLC (Waters Acquity) with a fraction collector (Waters Fraction Collector III) and nano-LC (Agilent Series 1100) coupled with mass spectrometers

- Mass spectrometer with quadrupole time-of-flight (Waters Q-TOF Premier with ESI and nano-ESI sources)

- Mass spectrometer FT-ICR with ESI, APPI and nano-ESI sources (Bruker solariX 9.4T Paracell) et d’un robot de nano-injection Nanomate Triversa (Advion) et MALDI, et couplé à un laser Nd : Yag (NT 200, Ekspla)

- Mass spectrometer with ion mobility separation (Bruker timsTOF with ESI and APPI sources)

Other analytical equipments

- Diffractometer (Nonius FR590 Kappa CCD equipped with a Mo Xray tube, a graphite monochromator and an APEX II detector)

- 300 MHz NMR

- Fluorimeter

- IR and UV-visible spectrometers

- Gas phase chromatographs

- Potentiostats (Autolab PGSTAT302N and Princeton Applied Research VerSTAT), rotating disk electrode (Pine Research Instrumentation), polishing machine (LAM PLAN SmartLam 2.0)

Sample preparation and synthesis

- Aging test chamber with Xenon lamp (QLab Q-Sun Xe-1)

- Gloveboxes (two under argon and one under nitrogen)

- Microwave reactor

- Solvent purification system

- Photolysis reactor with Hg lamp

- Luminometer (Hach Lange LUMIStox 300)

- Solid phase extraction (Horizon Technology Smart Prep Extractor)

Computational chemistry

- Computer cluster (30 nodes 8 to 64 Go of RAM and 150 to 600 Go of disk, i.e. 292 cores with 1.2 To of total RAM and 20 To of disk)

We also have access to other facilities within the other laboratories of the Ecole Polytechnique: SQUID, X-ray powder diffraction, ATD/ATG, EPR, SEM, etc.