Lecture: NMR Spectroscopy. Principles and Application.

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Index of Lectures
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* Pre-amble
% i, Z- u1 Y. T4 x- ?; f2 h2 A * What Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Can Measure
* Principles of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
) V# E* ^% n- A' H# Q8 A8 p; z2 | * A Collection of Identical Protons
* A Collection of Different Protons
* The Situation for Other Nuclei
* g5 R$ `  H; q2 L  L5 U * How to Detect all Frequencies Simultaneously.
5 P/ ]& w# a0 z; x; b+ T * The Pulsed NMR Experiment.
. m  O# W% k# P& L" z * Processing the FID
$ z0 O3 y0 N  F7 y$ j/ l* N * Practical Aspects.
* Applications of 13C NMR.
* Applications of 1H NMR.
* Using The gNMR Spectral Simulation Program

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