Organic Spectroscopy [4/30/1991] William Kemp

This introduction to the application of spectroscopic techniques is written primarily for undergraduate students of organic chemistry. The latest edition continues to keep both student and researcher informed of the most recent developments in the various fields of spectroscopy. The main features of the second edition are retained, including the multinuclear approach to theory, to stepwise guidance on spectrum analysis, the discussion of a variety of nuclei and the summary of recent multiple experiments. The third edition includes about 100 new student exercises, both worked examples and problem exercises, and details of the latest developments in Fourier transform instrumentation. The chapter on nuclear magnetic resonance has been expanded.