1 triplet = 1 amino acid Illustration Play

Chemical shift and molecular structure Student activity Play

Chemical shift and molecular structure Whiteboard exercise Play

Coupling pattern of the isomer of compound A Whiteboard exercise Play

Coupling patterns: 1H atoms on oxygen and nitrogen Student activity Play

Coupling patterns: coupling with equivalent 1H atoms Student activity Play

Coupling patterns: coupling with equivalent hydrogen atoms Whiteboard exercise Play

Coupling patterns: coupling with non-equivalent 1H atoms Student activity Play

Determination of the molecular structure of an unknown compound Student activity Play

Determination of the molecular structure of compound A using the NMR spectrum Animation Play

Doublet and triplet Animation Play

Genetic code Animation Play

Hydrogen atoms on oxygen or nitrogen are usually not coupled to their neighbours Animation Play

Primary structure of proteins Animation Play

Proton NMR spectrum of 1-chloropropane Animation Play

Proton NMR spectrum of propanal Animation Play

Quartet and other multiplets: 'n + 1' rule Animation Play

Structure determination using proton NMR spectroscopy: an example Animation Play

The genetic code Student activity Play

The primary structure of proteins – the amino acid sequence Student activity Play

Types of information from spectroscopy and other analytical techniques Student activity Play

Types of multiplet Chart Play

Types of multiplet Chart Play

Uses of proton magnetic resonance Student activity Play

Using spectroscopic and analytical data for determination of molecular structure Student activity Play