my year 13 chem class consisting of 7 people love you even the teacher talks about how helpful you are so thank you so much you make my life so much less stressful hahaha
Break the spectrum down one peak at a time. Splitting pattern tells you how many Hs are adjacent to the ones causing the signal Area tells you how many Hs are causing the signal Shift tells you the environment the Hs are in Then if you can, draw out that part of the molecule. Repeat for the other peaks If it’s any consolation, most students hate NMR It does get easier with practice. That’s why I’ve made so many walkthroughs!!
watching this video while getting taught this by machemguy himself in class.
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my year 13 chem class consisting of 7 people love you even the teacher talks about how helpful you are so thank you so much you make my life so much less stressful hahaha
We that’s just made my day. Thanks for getting in touch. Glad you like the videos 😊
your exam question walk throughs going through exam questions on specific topics are so so helpful. thank you once again ma chem guy 🙏
Am I the only one who can't do this for the life of me no matter how many videos I watch ?
Break the spectrum down one peak at a time.
Splitting pattern tells you how many Hs are adjacent to the ones causing the signal
Area tells you how many Hs are causing the signal
Shift tells you the environment the Hs are in
Then if you can, draw out that part of the molecule.
Repeat for the other peaks
If it’s any consolation, most students hate NMR
It does get easier with practice. That’s why I’ve made so many walkthroughs!!
@@MaChemGuy Thank you so much! You're a great help. It's just a tricky topic I suppose which doesn't help
Same I hate it worst topic
@@Naomi.c773 same here and its the night before paper 2 im so scared
@@cloudqbaby3101how did it go?
Wonderful!
very helpful, thanks ! 🙂
watching these walkthrough videos has been very helpful, thank you for making them
Thanks for that. Glad you find them helpful. Making more very soon!
26 videos on this monstrous topic 🥲
Thank you for this!
You’re welcome. Make sure you check out the rest of the playlist!
at 3:23 why do you not count the extra hydrogen on the carbon with the two methyls in the pink structure
I dont get it...this topic just doesnt make sense.
wat exam board u do ocr a ?
Correct
Are class haven't even started nmr yet
You could watch my teaching videos on it first.
Sir do I need to memorize the chemical shift values for H and C-13 NMR according to CIE syllabus 2023?
Can’t believe you have to do that. They will be given on a data sheet surely
@MaChemGuy Ah...I heard we wouldn't be provided with a data booklet from 2022, so I'm really confused :,)
@@jeonkookie8620 Can’t you check with your teacher??
@MaChemGuy Uhm, actually I'm studying by myself at this point so nope I can't 😅🥲
Hi is there anyway you can link a pdf copy of these questions. Thank you
I’ve put the link to the pdf for 1-20 in the playlist description. Let me know it you can access ok
I can access them now. Thank you so much
@@sharmeenvohra724 Thanks for letting me know
hey are these questions from physics and maths tutor?
No, I sourced them directly from the papers
Which exam board is this?
All