Tackling spectroscopy

An image showing the assignment of an NMR spectrum

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Get your students reading spectra like pros

Invalid assumptions and reasoning can prevent students from interpreting spectra. In a new study, the Shultz research group characterises students’ reasoning when tackling spectroscopic problems, identifying flawed approaches and their origins. In this article, David Read summarises the findings and explains how they can inform your teaching.

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