1. Instrumentation is a key aspect of chemistry and specifically spectroscopy for organic chemistry. Why is...

1. Instrumentation is a key aspect of chemistry and specifically spectroscopy for organic chemistry. Why is spectroscopy the preferred technique in your opinion? How does this make the field of organic chemistry possible? In regards to mass spectra why is this technique so useful? Why is it so versatile with the various detectors it can be coupled with?

2. Studying about chemical separation techniques how do you see chemical separations in everyday life? How do those separations take place and why are they important? What other chemistry and physics principles do we take advantage of with all separations and why does that matter to us as organic chemist? Why does it matter to you and future or current career goals?

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