CHEM534B

010649

The course will cover the theory and interpretation of a wide variety of NMR methods useful in organic chemistry research, at a level appropriate for organic chemists. Both one-dimensional and two-dimensional methods will be covered, with emphasis on up-to-date methods with practical application to research problems. A coherent theoretical basis for understanding NMR experiments will be presented, without a rigorous basis in physics and mathematics, starting with the classical spinning-top model and adding just enough of the quantum picture to provide an accurate description.

GRD - Regular Grades A, B, C, D, E

Graduate