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Introducing the gNMR Program in an Introductory NMR Spectrometry Course To Parallel Its Use by Spectroscopists
Jackie M. Rummey and Mary C. Boyce
School of Natural Sciences, Edith Cowan University, Joondalup, Western Australia 6027, Australia
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May 2004
Vol. 81 No. 5
p. 762
Abstract
Traditional methods of teaching structural elucidation for NMR spectrometry have mimicked spectroscopists' use of peak shift tables and coupling constants. The approach described in this article includes NMR spectral simulation and so parallels developments in the way spectroscopists now solve problems. Additionally, the way in which the workshops are scheduled, along with the close proximity of the students, allows the lecturer to engineer effective collaborative learning. Student evaluation revealed the sessions to be enjoyable and useful for gaining structure-elucidation, computer, and communication skills.
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A detailed description of the gNMR workshop, various simulated and experimental NMR spectra, and the instructions for simulating a gNMR spectra are available .
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 Rummey, Jackie M.; Boyce, Mary C. J. Chem. Educ. 2004 81 762.
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 Analytical Chemistry; Collaborative / Cooperative Learning; Computer-Based Learning; NMR Spectrometry; Teaching/Learning Theory/Practice
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