Belated to get to this, but Jon Chui has made another beautiful graphic. You might recall his Pictorial Guide to Interpreting IR Spectra from awhile back.
Now he’s made a visual guide to Interpreting 1H NMR Spectra, and it’s lovely.
NMR is more information-rich than IR, so the task of putting *everything* on one reasonably sized graphic is an impossible task. But he’s done a great job of capturing the main concepts and key pieces of information to extract (chemical shift, integration, and multiplicity) on one graphic.
Jon has a gift for making these things, and there’s a pressing need for educational materials that not only inform, but incorporate aesthetics and design. Maybe if enough people nag him, maybe he will keep making more of them. Here is his email. Go ahead and write him (blame me if you like).
masterorganicchemistry
com
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"Reagents": A Pocket Encyclopedia of Reagents for Organic Chemistry
