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Proton NMR (¹H NMR) Lecture Handout – Ultimate Study Guide for Spectral Interpretation Confused by chemical shifts, splitting patterns, and integration? This proton NMR (¹H NMR) handout is your clear, concise guide to mastering one of the most important tools in organic chemistry. What’s inside: Step-by-step breakdown of how to interpret ¹H NMR spectra Chemical shift ranges for common proton environments (alkyl, vinyl, aromatic, aldehyde, alcohol, etc.) Integration tips to determine how many protons each signal represents Splitting pattern guide (singlet, doublet, triplet, etc.) with coupling rules and J-value basics Sample spectra with labeled peaks and structure correlations Bonus: Troubleshooting tips for analyzing complex or overlapping signals Designed for quick reference during homework, lab, or exam prep Ideal for Organic Chemistry students and anyone learning NMR spectroscopy. This handout turns overwhelming data into clear patterns you can quickly understand and apply. Instant digital download. Learn to read spectra like a pro—faster and with more confidence.

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H-NMR – Theory, Numbers of signals, and Chemical shifts


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H-NMR Spectroscopy
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)




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H NMR vs 13C NMR - Differences




2) Integration
3) Spin multiplicity
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H-NMR – Theory, Numbers of signals, and Chemical shifts




Info#1 Number of signals
▪ Number of chemically non-equivalent proton (1H)
▪ Watch out!
• Symmetry makes protons chemically “equivalent” (same)




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• Stereochemistry makes protons chemically “non-equivalent” (different)




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