Lecture: NMR Spectroscopy. Principles and Application.

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Index of Lectures

' y) Y( g2 |1 g8 S7 } * Pre-amble
  b- W  l+ [  |" n; Q5 q" N! z! [$ x: K6 l * What Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Can Measure
* Principles of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
0 p9 {3 q  ^6 `( A' H) E, Q * A Collection of Identical Protons
/ X8 \3 v; r2 t8 e: F, a4 V4 ` * A Collection of Different Protons
2 ?3 o  M6 {4 F" j3 @/ M * The Situation for Other Nuclei
2 V- _* v, n- p6 O3 E5 [( q4 ]: S6 E * How to Detect all Frequencies Simultaneously.
* The Pulsed NMR Experiment.
* Processing the FID
0 Z3 Y/ m6 K* T8 p, s * Practical Aspects.
$ R( f$ I3 C* x8 U * Applications of 13C NMR.
* Applications of 1H NMR.
5 [: P9 U; S+ ?2 }  e2 H3 h * Using The gNMR Spectral Simulation Program

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