The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Cubic Corporation

Freddy Pinero

Brian Michael Kerrigan

Timothy Amis Smith

Jared Williams Jordan

Christopher Seagle

Christopher Barnes

Lisa Charlton

Gary J Pielak

Naima G Sharaf

Gregory Young

Antenna integrated into a compact conical nosecone.

Multi-element antenna conformed to a conical surface

Devices and related methods for nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) analysis of particulate materials are provided including a detector chamber configured for insertion into an NMR spectrometer and configured to receive particulate materials in a fluid. A circulation chamber is attached to and in fluid communication with a first end of the detector chamber. A transition region is between the detector chamber and the circulation chamber, and a fluid supply interface is at a second end of the detector chamber that is configured to attach to a fluid source. The detector chamber, the circulation chamber and the transition region are sized and configured such that, when fluid flows from the fluid supply interface into the second end of the detector region, a circulating current is formed in the transition region and/or the circulation chamber such that the particulate matter is contained in the circulation chamber by the circulating current.

Device for particulate NMR samples in a fluid and related methods

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Durham, NC, United States of America

Freddy Pinero