Acquisition of a High-field Fourier Transform NMR Spectro-  meter to Enhance Undergraduate Education in Chemical        Spectroscopy
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A 250 MHz Fourier transform nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer is         replacing a 14-year-old 60 MHz NMR spectrometer.  The new instrument's          ease of routine use, much higher sensitivity, and greater spectral              dispersion is enhancing use of NMR in organic, inorganic, and advanced          chemistry courses.  In addition the laboratory experiences of                   intermediate and advanced chemistry students, both chemistry majors and         others, is being enriched by important new NMR capabilities.  Carbon            NMR is taking its place alongside proton NMR as a key ingredient of the         organic chemistry laboratory.  Students in instrumental analysis and            advanced laboratory courses are exploring molecular structure using             two-dimensional NMR analysis, obtaining meaningful kinetic data more            easily, and better understanding fundamental principles upon which NMR          experiments rest.  The new instrument is enhancing research training of         senior undergraduates by greatly extending the range of accessible              projects for student independent study.  The department's curriculum is         being enlivened by the addition of these new capabilities, and its              students are being better prepared for postgraduate study or employment         in the sciences.                                                                The grantee is matching the award from non-Federal sources.
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