Nucler magnetic resonance spectroscopy

By:

Williams, D. A. R

Language: ENG Series: Analytical Chemistry By Open LearningPublication details: New Delhi Wiley India 1986Edition: 1stDescription: 272, 22.8*15.1 Pages | Binding - Paperback |ISBN:

978-81-265-1727-5

Subject(s):

PHARMACEUTICAL ANALYSIS

DDC classification:

543.5 WIL DDC23

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Summary: The book provides a very practical introduction to the applications of NMR spectroscopy within analytical chemistry. It introduces the reader, by means of a readable, open lay-out, to both qualitative and quantitative applications, focusing on the practicalities of using each technique. As with all books in the ACOL series, objectives of each section and of the overall book, are explained fully and the reader is encouraged to test his knowledge with self-assessment questions, for which detailed solutions are given. The details of supporting practical work and the bibliography lead to further avenues of study.

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The book provides a very practical introduction to the applications of NMR spectroscopy within analytical chemistry. It introduces the reader, by means of a readable, open lay-out, to both qualitative and quantitative applications, focusing on the practicalities of using each technique. As with all books in the ACOL series, objectives of each section and of the overall book, are explained fully and the reader is encouraged to test his knowledge with self-assessment questions, for which detailed solutions are given. The details of supporting practical work and the bibliography lead to further avenues of study.

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