NMR @ UWindsor

Students interested in taking 59-542 or 59-445 in the Fall 2010 Term should contact me via email.

Instructor Information:

All consultations with students are by appointment.  Please email me, and I will work around your schedule to see you as soon as possible.

Course Description:

Theory and applications of NMR in chemical problems, including the origin of the NMR phenomenon, Fourier transforms and spectral processing, spectrometer hardware, pulse sequences, NMR interactions, relaxation and chemical exchange, double-resonance experiments and two-dimensional NMR. (3 lecture hours a week).  (Recommended prerequisites: please inquire).

Course Timeslot Information:

• Lectures: TR, 2:30-3:45 p.m. in 1114 Erie Hall
• Tutorials: TBA (Scheduled with students)
• Assignments: Problems are assigned with lectures
• Final Exam: TBA (Scheduled with students)