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 [...]
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