NMR Spectroscopy
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- Опубліковано 25 кві 2016
- What are these things?! All the lines! Splitting? Integration? This is the most confusing thing I've ever seen! OK, take it easy chief. Let Professor Dave take you through the very basics of interpreting NMR spectra.
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Other than mixing up the terms downfield and upfield a couple times, this video was very helpful at understanding H NMR and how certain pieces of a molecule will produce certain signals. Good video!
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I have been studying this for about a month and no matter how hard I tried I could not understand NMR but this video helps me understand instantly. Thank you!!!!
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Very helpful video especially for interpreting NMR Spectra. Thank you so much !
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This is fantastic, saved my NMR spectroscopy assignment :D Thanks man!
At first I did not understand the explanation completely but once you did the problems it made TOTAL SENSE THANK YOU SO MUCH
9:10, there's a little mix up between upfield and downfield. Otherwise, great explanation and clear examples.
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"down field = DESHIELDED" upfield is opposite
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Great explanation of the basics, apart from the mix-up of down-/upfield (which I can totally relate to, haha)
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spent days trying to teach myself this and this helped me so much. in my class my teacher dosent even give us the spectrum already labeled... we have to label it ourselves and match it up to the specific ppm.. talk about hard
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I am watching your video from the Missouri S&T chemistry dept. Tomorrow is my mid sem exam on analytical chemistry. Your video has boosted my sense on NMR. Thank you Prof.
In the horse-and-buggy days of NMR, I was the NMR operator/maitainer (because of my electronics training. I had a very poor understanding of biochem). We had a Jeol C-60 unit, a Japanese import having hybrid vacuum-tube and solid-state electronics.
It used an electric field magnet with a "superstabilizer" to minimize fluctuations in the field strength. The magnet was cooled with refrigerated deionized QDW. It could perform both frequency and field-sweep spectra. The purpose was to aid our biochem department in analyzing the structure of DNA with an eye toward cancer research.
Lyons-Kettering Research Center at the University of Alabama at Birmingham in the late 60's/early 70s.
I left because I was a "fish out of water": The only employee there without at least a Master's.
Halfway through the video and my brain got bigger. Thanks Dr. Dan!
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