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The nuclear magnetic resonance discussion group — A subject group of the chemical society

✍ Scribed by Eric F. Mooney

Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1970
Tongue
English
Weight
96 KB
Volume
2
Category
Article
ISSN
0749-1581

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✦ Synopsis

Despite the fact that one of the main speakers was unable to present his lecture owing to illness, a very lively meeting was held with the true nature of the Group being shown by the extent of the discussion and exchanges after the papers.

Three main papers were delivered : Are 14N shiftsprecisely the same as 15N shifts ? E. W. Randall (Queen Mary College, London); Some applications of triple resonance experiments W. McFarlane (Sir John Cass College, London) ; NMR-Present and Future D. Shaw (Varian Associates Ltd, Walton-on-Thames).

The first two papers were of similar theme on double and triple resonance and various aspects including the accuracy of shift measurements by double resonance were discussed, one paper being concerned with 14N and "N and the second, mainly with 31P shifts. Derek Shaw's paper was basically an explanation of the operation of the XL-100 system and his talk was illustrated by many examples, some attention being paid to Fourier Transform NMR especially for "C measurements. This paper certainly promoted considerable interest.

Mr Ellis, who had made most of the arrangements for the Group Meeting at Chelsea, gave a short account of the NMR interests of the Chemistry Department at Chelsea. Dr R. K. Harris also reported upon the NMR programs now available on the ATLAS computer at Harwell.

The results of the election for the new committee were given and the officers for the ensuing year are as follows :

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