• WHEN:  11:00 to 11:50, M,W,F
• WHERE:  Ekeley Conference Room 165
• WHY:  If you want to learn NMR Spectroscopy at a deeper level, so that it's not such a "black-box".  Anyone who uses NMR in their research could benefit from this course.
• DETAILS: 
• Course syllabus(.PDF File). {Follow this link for html format syllabus}
• TEXT:  We will have 2 textbooks this semester, both will be available at the University Bookstore. (before you purchase it, you might wish to check online resources such as Amazon.com)
• Tim Claridge, High-Resolution NMR Techniques in Organic Chemistry, .Pergamon (1999).
• Silverstein, et.al, Spectrometric Identification of Organic Compounds, 7th Edition, Wiley (2005).
• Other Suggested References:
  • Neil E. Jaacobsen, NMR Spectroscopy Explained..., Wiley (2007). This is a new book, and would have been one of our textbooks, had it been available in time for adoption.

• Link to NMR Class Lectures: (Class participants only)

• The Basics of NMR, a Hypertext Book by J.P. Hornak

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