What's Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR)? How Does It Work? What's It Used For? A Brief Introduction.

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For those who get confused because of the number of the signals: CH2 (methylene) have 3 different energy levels and influence on the neighbouring spins (CH3) = 3 signals CH3 (methyl) have 4 different energy levels and influence on the neighbouring spins (CH2) = 4 signals In conclusion; energy levels split the neighbour's signals.

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Thank you!

[@RafiaRia-q7t]

Great explanation. It actually helps me to understand NMR more easily.. Thank you so much.

[@seckintuncer]

Well explained and visualized. I didn't even imagine how the precession movement is. Thank you.

[@firstname3925]

I didn't even know what precession movement was

[@joeljustin]

It must be the brightest minds out there in Physics who discovered NMR phenomenon. And this principle was later picked by medical professionals in making the MRI machine.

[@Gigimoskwitoz]

very well explaination and visualized . Thank You

[@palavesaaravind1528]

Great visualization and I didnt find the reason for spin spin coupling in any other video r books. But explained it like a piece of cake. Thank you 🙌🏼

[@chiaraodorici]

Thank you so much!! After my professor lesson, I didn't understand THIS much! You saved an exam :)

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this is way better than my professor

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Super understandable video! Nice

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good explaining

[@brunolisenko8488]

Great explanation and visualization, thank you! I would just like to point out that your last figure has incorrect labeling of the NMR spectrum (on the right). The chemical shift with 3 peaks comes from CH2, not CH3; likewise, the 4-peaks chemical shift comes from CH3, not CH2. You explained correctly previously, just the labeling that was done backwards at the end.

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Wow what a great video 🤩

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1:17 Spotted the Tardigrade

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best NMR video

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Well explained..❤️👍👍 Thank You 🙏

[@niccolo99]

Fantastic, thanks for your help

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Please make more videos on NMR like this Thank you

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[@denbalogh]

On the last graph, at 3:18, shouldn't CH2 have 3 peaks and CH3 4 peaks?

[@orhangokalpbuyukuysal]

CH2 (methylene) have 3 different energy levels and influence on the neighbouring spins (CH3) = 3 signals CH3 (methyl) have 4 different energy levels and influence on the neighbouring spins (CH2) = 4 signals In conclusion; energy levels split the neighbour's signals.

[@normafranceniasantossanche3078]

So nice video! Thank you.

[@OS_Erol]

Shouldn’t the CH3 be a triplett instead because of the two Hydrogen atoms on the neighbouring carbon?

[@reliktoretto]

yeah i think so too

[@reliktoretto]

i was wrong. its explained right. because the neighbouring hydrogens are splitting the signal. so the 2 hydrogens on the cesond carbon atom can have 4 differrent spin configurations in which 2 have the same amount of energy. therefore u have signal splited into 3 peaks cuz those 3 spin configurations of the second carbon atom (ch2) influence the signal of the first carbon atom (ch3). 3:06

[@orhangokalpbuyukuysal]

CH2 (methylene) have 3 different energy levels and influence on the neighbouring spins (CH3) = 3 signals CH3 (methyl) have 4 different energy levels and influence on the neighbouring spins (CH2) = 4 signals In conclusion; energy levels split the neighbour's signals.

[@ahmetozdemir7173]

Thanks for video. If no pulse is applied, won't the protons rotating in the magnetic field emit any frequency?

[@crownether9537]

Oh yea there you go!!

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Ken wheeler (theoria apophasis) is someone to check out on understanding some of this. Videos on Tesla, C. P. Steinmetz, magnets, electricity, photography, atoms

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Does nmr require physical contact with material surface?

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That's cool, but will it blend?

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