Lecture: NMR Spectroscopy. Principles and Application.

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: j1 a) D- L, u) b8 l3 P * Pre-amble
4 ~: v8 z& z3 U7 k3 H/ k# z6 ?8 ]* G * What Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Can Measure
+ m& H  _% b+ u' P; S. ~ * Principles of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
4 P* V2 t7 n& T * A Collection of Identical Protons
* A Collection of Different Protons
: M, P" |7 w! G" v * The Situation for Other Nuclei
* How to Detect all Frequencies Simultaneously.
* The Pulsed NMR Experiment.
* Processing the FID
; E8 t4 a7 Q: r * Practical Aspects.
& b! C& Z7 O  k3 a% r7 g8 X  v9 J * Applications of 13C NMR.
* Applications of 1H NMR.
* Using The gNMR Spectral Simulation Program

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