Acquisition of a High Field NMR Spectrometer, and its       Integration into the Chemistry Curriculum
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The chemistry curriculum is being upgraded with the acquisition of a            Bruker AC-E 250 MHz NMR spectrometer with a special probe unit allowing         detection of resonances from proton, carbon-13, fluorine-19 and                 phosphorus-31 nuclei under (switchable) computer control.  The                  analytical capability is being extended with the ability to analyze all         four nuclei and the data is being processed via a computer.  The                present laboratory curriculum is being extended with the introduction           of new NMR experiments in six courses and with the ability to do 2D             analysis of spectral data and appropriate double resonance and pulse            techniques in senior thesis research.                                                                                                                           Students are running spectra on a user-friendly instrument in                   introductory organic and inorganic.  Introductory organic is being              converted to microscale syntheses and analyses with the increased               sensitivity of the instrument.  Senior thesis research is being                 facilitated with the new capability.                                                                                                                            The grantee is more than matching the award from non-Federal sources.
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