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Four Programs for Windows: Abstract of Volume 4D, Number 2: SPECPNMR: A Proton NMR Slide Show
Adrian J. Blackman
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November 1996
Vol. 73 No. 11
p. 1078
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SPECPNMR is one of a set of programs developed as an aid for teaching introductory spectroscopy to organic chemistry students. It includes a brief introduction to nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy followed by a detailed look at proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy. The program generates electronic slides for display in a lecture theatre on a large screen using a video projector or LCD panel and overhead projector. The slides are designed to help a lecturer teach spectroscopy. They are visual aids for a lecturer who can provide accompanying verbal explanations. Although the slides are not intended for direct use by students they are sufficiently self explanatory to allow them to be used as a hands-on teaching module.

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 Blackman, Adrian J. J. Chem. Educ. 1996 73 1078.
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 Organic Chemistry
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