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CHEM 635: Interpretive Spectroscopy

Course ID
Chemistry 635

Course Title
CHEM 635: Interpretive Spectroscopy

Credits
3

Course Description

The application of spectral methods to the characterization of the structure of inorganic and organic compounds will be presented. Specific topics will include infrared, Raman, ultraviolet and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopes and mass spectrometry. The laboratory will involve the use of these techniques to identify the structure of unknown samples. 435/635 (2+3)

Course Prerequisites
Chemistry 335/535 or consent of instructor and completion of or concurrent enrollment in Chemistry 370/

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