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Analytical Chemistry
A Guide to Proton Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR)
Today’s graphic is one for the chemists, with a guide to chemical shifts in proton nuclear magnetic resonance.At first glance, for those without a background in chemistry, this may well look largely nonsensical – however, if you’re interested in learning a little more about how chemists can work ...
A Guide to 13-C Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR)
Analytical Chemistry
In previous entries in the Analytical Chemistry series of graphics, we’ve looked at some of the tools that chemists can use to determine the identity of compounds in various samples, including infrared spectroscopy and hydrogen nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR). Today looks another similar method, ...
Infrared (IR) Spectroscopy
Analytical Chemistry
I’ve been covering infrared spectroscopy recently with one of my A level classes, and realised that I haven’t really come across an aesthetically appealing reference chart for the frequencies of absorption – which seemed like as good an excuse as any to make one myself. So, here it is! Now, if ...
The Chemical Structure of DNA
Today’s post crosses over into the realm of biochemistry, with a look at the chemical structure of DNA, and its role in creating proteins in our cells. Of course, it’s not just in humans that DNA is found – it’s present in the cells of every multicellular life form on Earth. This graphic provides ...
The Chemical Structures of Vitamins
Currently, there are 13 recognisedvitamins: vitamins A to E, including a range of B vitamins, and vitamin K. Generally, we can stick all of thevitamins into two broad categories. The fat soluble vitamins, vitamins A, D E, and K, can be stored by our bodies in the liver or in fatty tissues.They ...
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