Proton NMR Spectroscopy 

You are a wonderful teacher! You're able to break down complex topics so effortlessly and you're very clear and concise with your explanations. Thank you.

Thank you for the video, your explanations are very through and informative. I really like how you begin from the fundamental ideas and work your way up to the more complex concepts, and the diagrams are amazingly simple and easy to understand.

Crystal clear. This channel deserves huge respect.🙏🇳🇵

thank you so much sir! this is so thorough and well-explained!! before watching i knew nothing about NMR and was just expecting a quick intro but now I can actually understand the concepts which is amazing! :)

Finally I started to understand this. Thanks a lot!

You're a fucking Godsend, brother. I owe you more than you realize, amigo. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Could not study for the MCAT w/o you.

Thank you for an amazing lecture

thank you sir you explain very well and I learn too much through your videos

Fantastic, this guy is genius.

Amazing explained 👍🏻👍🏻

Thank you for an amazing lecture series. Question: in clinical application MRS lactate peak is at at 1.3 ppm which overlaps with lipid peak at high TE When short TE is used, however the lactate peak inverts Couldn’t find the explanation in this video nor the one on J coupling Can you please explain why this happens Thank you

Thank you

You are wonderful

Thank u sir it's perfect

hai,could u pls explain to me why is it beneficial to have a homogenous sample for NMR analysis?

Thanku sir 🙏

Please make a video on Mossbauer spectroscopy

first of all.. thank you for making such an amazing video.. helped me a lot.. well I have a question if you will ans .. that would be very generous of you.. well in T1 relaxation there is loss of energy in the form of heat.. if someone is performing this process in a food article or human body.. this heat will obviously be a problem.. how much is the heat dessipated and why is there no mention of it anywhere ??

Good

The title of all your videos should be "Hardest topics explained for dummies"

12:42 - Is it just me who heard chemical "SHIT"

You are not accurately describing what is going on. To someone who is untrained in 1H NMR, you seem like you know what you are saying, but it is littered with inaccuracies