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| An Introduction to NMR Concepts© |
Scott Van Bramer
Department of Chemistry
Widener University
Chester, PA 19013
United States
mail to: svanbram@science.widener.edu
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| Abstract |
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, NMR, is an extremely powerful and complex instrumental technique. This worksheet introduces several important concepts for NMR data acquisition and data processing. Understanding these concepts will help you obtain and process high-quality spectra in the shortest time. Acquisition parameters of the instrument, the basis of quadrature detection, apodization, and zero filling are discussed. This document is suited to an instrumental analysis or spectroscopy course where students optimize NMR data acquisition. These documents require Mathcad 6 or 8 or higher. The pdf file is based on the Mathcad 8 version.
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| Commentary |
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| Audiences: |
Upper-Division Undergraduate |
| Pedagogies: |
Computer-Based Learning |
| Domains: |
Analytical Chemistry, Laboratory Instruction, Physical Chemistry |
| Topics: |
Instrumental Methods, NMR Spectroscopy, Fourier Transform Techniques, Mathematics / Symbolic Mathematics, Spectroscopy |
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| File Name | Description | Software Type | Software Version |
IntroNMR8.mcd  |
Computational Document. Requires Mathcad 8 or higher |
Mathcad |
8 |
| IntroNMR6.mcd |
Computational Document. Requires Mathcad 6 or higher |
Mathcad |
6 |
| IntroNMR.pdf |
Read-Only Document based on the Mathcad 8 version. |
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| JCE Subscribers only: name and password or institutional IP number access required. |
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Comments to: Scott Van Bramer at svanbram@science.widener.edu
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©Copyright 2002 Journal of Chemical Education
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