Organic Chemistry · Chapter 11: Spectroscopy

Question

Nuclear magnetic resonance is most commonly used to study ____.

Answer

Nuclear magnetic resonance is most commonly used to study 1H nuclei (protons).
Nuclear magnetic resonance is most commonly used to study 1 H nuclei (protons).
Note: Although any atom possessing a nuclear spin (with an odd atomic number, odd mass number, or both) can be studied, such as 13C, 19F, 17O, 31P, and 59Co. The MCAT, however, only tests knowledge of 1H–NMR.

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