1st Edition
Interpreting NMR Spectra Is Not Impossible! A Primer for an Organic Chemistry Course
Preface
Author Bios
Chapter 1: NMR: An Introduction
Chapter 2: Proton NMR Part I: The Number Of Signals
Chapter 2 Practice Problems
Solutions to Chapter 2 Practice Problems
Chapter 3: Proton NMR Part II: Chemical Shift
Chapter 3 Practice Problems
Solutions to Chapter 3 Practice Problems
Chapter 4: Proton NMR Part III: Integration
Chapter 4 Practice Problems
Solutions to Chapter 4 Practice Problems
Chapter 5: Proton NMR Part IV: Splitting
Chapter 5 Practice Problems
Solutions to Chapter 5 Practice Problems
Chapter 6: Proton NMR Part V: Advanced Topics
Chapter 6 Practice Problems
Solutions to Chapter 6 Practice Problems
Chapter 7: Carbon-13 NMR
Chapter 8: Practice Problems
Chapter 9: Solutions to Practice Problems
Index
Biography
Michael S. Leonard earned his B.A. in Chemistry from Goucher College in 1998 under the direction of Professor David E. Horn. He then attended the University of Pennsylvania for his doctoral studies in the laboratory of Professor Madeleine M. Joullié. After earnung his Ph.D. in 2003, he joined the faculty of Washington & Jefferson College, where he is a chemistry professor.
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