Methodology and literature review Needed For FFC NMR Thesis
Budget: €30 – €250 EUR
I am finalising a science thesis that investigates different seed oils using Fast Field-Cycling NMR. The research is complete; what I still need is a polished, publication-level Methodology chapter that clearly explains every step so another lab could replicate the work without hesitation.
You will receive my raw laboratory notes, instrument specifications (Stelar Spinmaster FFC2000), and the university formatting guide. From these materials, I need you to craft a coherent narrative that covers sample preparation, relaxation-time measurement settings, temperature control, calibration routines, data acquisition software, and the statistical treatment I applied to the T1 dispersion curves. Please integrate current FFC-NMR references and cite them in the required style.
Deliverables (acceptance criteria):
• A Word document ready to drop into my thesis, fully referenced and formatted to the university template.
• All citations compiled in an accompanying reference manager file (EndNote or Zotero is fine).
• A short explanatory note highlighting any assumptions or gaps you identified so I can address them before submission.
If you have previously written NMR-focused methodologies or worked with seed-oil characterisation, let me know—those examples will accelerate selection.
You will receive my raw laboratory notes, instrument specifications (Stelar Spinmaster FFC2000), and the university formatting guide. From these materials, I need you to craft a coherent narrative that covers sample preparation, relaxation-time measurement settings, temperature control, calibration routines, data acquisition software, and the statistical treatment I applied to the T1 dispersion curves. Please integrate current FFC-NMR references and cite them in the required style.
Deliverables (acceptance criteria):
• A Word document ready to drop into my thesis, fully referenced and formatted to the university template.
• All citations compiled in an accompanying reference manager file (EndNote or Zotero is fine).
• A short explanatory note highlighting any assumptions or gaps you identified so I can address them before submission.
If you have previously written NMR-focused methodologies or worked with seed-oil characterisation, let me know—those examples will accelerate selection.