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Nanette M Wachter

Hofstra University

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Chemistry Department

NoneNanette M Wachter is currently serving as a Chemistry faculty at Hofstra University.

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chemistry biochemistry nuclear magnetic resonance chemistry education chemical kinetics catalysis chemical sciences transition metal chemistry nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy asymmetric catalysis education chemical engineering lipids chemical biology analytical chemistry educational technology online information distance education membrane science process biochemistry protein science online learning digital learning virtual classroom online education online learning communities enantioselective synthesis thermodynamic equilibrium molecular catalysis enzyme catalysis selective separation catalytic process quantitative analysis on-campus classrooms thermodynamic stabilities keto-enol tautomers nitration products aromatic substitution deuterium exchange kinetic investigations acid-catalyzed enolization

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Calculating Thermodynamic Stabilities of Keto–Enol Tautomers of Aldehydes, Ketones, Esters, and Amides. Journal of Chemical Education (2024)

Nanette M. WachterEvan H. KrethRonald P. D’Amelia

catalysischemical kineticschemistrythermodynamic equilibriumbiomolecular engineeringchemical synthesisthermodynamic stabilitiesketo-enol tautomerschemical sciencesorganic synthesisasymmetric catalysischemistry educationtransition metal chemistrychemical engineeringenantioselective synthesis

An Inquiry-Based Approach to Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution: Quantifying and Identifying Nitration Products by 1 H Nmr. ACS symposium series (2021)

Nanette M. WachterNicole Wedad KhouryawadHaley E. Tarbox

chemistrynuclear magnetic resonancearomatic substitutionbiochemistrynuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopynitration products

Kinetic Investigations of Acid-Catalyzed Enolization of Acetophenones by 1 H Nmr: Analyzing the Effect of Substituents on the Rate of Deuterium Exchange. ACS symposium series (2021)

Nanette M. WachterHaley E. Tarbox

acid-catalyzed enolizationnuclear magnetic resonanceprotein scienceenzyme catalysisselective separationcatalytic processpharmacologycatalysisdeuterium exchangeenzymeskinetic investigationsmolecular catalysisbiochemistrymembrane sciencechemical kineticschemistrychemical reaction engineeringprocess biochemistrytransition metal chemistryasymmetric catalysis

Blurring the Lines Between Online and On-Campus Classrooms:. ACS symposium series (2017)

Nanette M. Wachter

online informationonline educationonline learning communitiesdigital learningeducationdistance educationeducational technologyvirtual classroomon-campus classroomsonline learning

Application of Sup 1 /Sup H-Nmr for the Quantitative Analysis of Short Chain Fatty Acid Methyl Ester Mixtures: An Undergraduate Instrumental Analysis Experiment. World journal of chemical education (2015)

Ronald. P. D’AmeliaLing HuangWilliam F. NirodeEve RotmanJayni ShumilaNanette M. Wachter

chemistryquantitative analysischemical biologynuclear magnetic resonancechemical sciencesbiochemistrynuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopylipidschemistry educationanalytical chemistry

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Nanette M Wachter

Hofstra University

Affiliations

Chemistry Department

NoneNanette M Wachter is currently serving as a Chemistry faculty at Hofstra University.

Honors

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Education

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Nanette M Wachter

Hofstra University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Calculating Thermodynamic Stabilities of Keto–Enol Tautomers of Aldehydes, Ketones, Esters, and Amides. Journal of Chemical Education (2024)

Nanette M. WachterEvan H. KrethRonald P. D’Amelia

An Inquiry-Based Approach to Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution: Quantifying and Identifying Nitration Products by 1 H Nmr. ACS symposium series (2021)

Nanette M. WachterNicole Wedad KhouryawadHaley E. Tarbox

chemistrynuclear magnetic resonancearomatic substitutionbiochemistrynuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopynitration products

Kinetic Investigations of Acid-Catalyzed Enolization of Acetophenones by 1 H Nmr: Analyzing the Effect of Substituents on the Rate of Deuterium Exchange. ACS symposium series (2021)

Nanette M. WachterHaley E. Tarbox

Blurring the Lines Between Online and On-Campus Classrooms:. ACS symposium series (2017)

Nanette M. Wachter

online informationonline educationonline learning communitiesdigital learningeducationdistance educationeducational technologyvirtual classroomon-campus classroomsonline learning

Ronald. P. D’AmeliaLing HuangWilliam F. NirodeEve RotmanJayni ShumilaNanette M. Wachter

chemistryquantitative analysischemical biologynuclear magnetic resonancechemical sciencesbiochemistrynuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopylipidschemistry educationanalytical chemistry

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