Strengthening Undergraduate Organic and Analytical          Chemistry--NMR
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As part of a three year departmental plan to improve undergraduate              instruction, the Chemistry Department of Southwest Missouri State               University has recently acquired a multinuclear, variable temperature           90MHz nuclear magnetic resonance sprectrometer. This instrument is being        used in courses in organic chemistry, organic qualitative analysis,             physical chemistry, molecular spectroscopy, and biochemistry, with              particular emphasis on it use in the interpretation of 13C NMR spectra.         The availability of the new NMR system is also providing for additional         undergraduate research projects in organic chemistry, biochemistry,             polymer chemistry, analytical chemistry, and physical chemistry.
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