A 600 MHz NMR has a signal to noise ratio of 1000 for a proton standard. The 400 MHz NMR has a signal to noise ratio of 200 for a proton standard. If it takes 20 minutes to get an acceptable signal to noise ratio for a sample on the 600 MHz NMR, how long will it take you to achieve the same signal to noise ratio on the 400 MHz NMR?

A 600 MHz NMR has a signal to noise ratio of 1000 for a proton standard. The 400 MHz NMR has a signal to noise ratio of 200 for a proton standard. If it takes 20 minutes to get an acceptable signal to noise ratio for a sample on the 600 MHz NMR, how long will it take you to achieve the same signal to noise ratio on the 400 MHz NMR?

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