Nmr spectroscopy is a powerful tool that is used in many disciplines and is centrally important to the undergraduate curriculum. The introductory chapter modern nmr experiments applications in the undergraduate curriculum provides a comprehensive overview of routine 1h and 13c nmr spectroscopy and advanced one dimensional and two dimensional experiments that can be performed to provide structural details to answer questions of molecular structure to quantitate the amounts of individual compounds in mixtures to measure molecular relaxation times and to probe reaction rates particularly in biological reactions. Inspired by the development of the field and building upon the work of previous symposia and an acs symposium series book on this topic 3 a symposium was developed entitled nmr spectroscopy in the undergraduate curriculum for the 239th american chemical society national meeting in san francisco this book brings together all of the presenters who have been successful in developing and . Undergraduate curriculum acs symposium series nmr spectroscopy in the undergraduate nmr spectroscopy has also become a significant component in undergraduate education with an nmr spectrometer being listed as a required component for an american chemical society acs certified program by the committee on professional training cpt 14. Curriculum upper level courses and across the curriculum volume 3 acs symposium series 1225 david t b malloy biosketch 171003pdf read download file report abuse introducing high school students to nmr spectroscopy through are fundamental concepts in first year chemistry at the high school or undergraduate level however students often find it difficult to engage with these concepts