For the first time since offering undergraduate chemistry degrees, the Metropolitan State University of Denver now has a 300 MHz high field NMR available to all undergraduate students. This talk will look at specific uses of the instrument in undergraduate research, in organic chemistry laboratory courses and in forensic science investigations. The impact the instrument has had on the mastery of technical writing for undergraduates, who have been using <i>real</i> data to evaluate their experiments will also be noted.

Using spectra from undergraduate projects to improve higher order cognition

249th National Meeting (2015)

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