This PDF covers
the following topics related to NMR Spectroscopy : Introduction to Nmr
Spectroscopy, Spin-spin Coupling, One Dimensional Nmr Spectroscopy, Quantum
Description of Nmr, Multi-dimensional Nmr Spectroscopy, Resonance Assignments,
Nuclear Spin Relaxation and Molecular Dynamics, Exchange Processes, Protein
Structure Determination.
This note covers the following topics: Coherent Spectroscopy and the
Nonlinear Polarization, Diagrammatic Perturbation Theory, Third-Order onlinear
Spectroscopy, Characterizing Fluctuations with Nonlinear Spectroscopy,
Introduction and Nonlinear Polarization, Diagrammatic Perturbation Theory,
Third-Order and Two-Dimensional Spectroscopy, Fluctuations in Nonlinear and 2D
Spectroscopy, Two-dimensional Spectroscopy.
This note covers the
following topics: Theory of point groups, Elementary quantum chemistry,
Electromagnetic radiation, Spectra of atoms, Spectrophotometry, Luminescensce
spectroscopy, Electron spectroscopy, Vibrational spectroscopy, IR methods, Near
infrared spectroscopy, Raman spectroscopy and Rotational spectroscopy.
This
book is divided into five sections including General Spectroscopy, Advanced
Spectroscopy, Nano Spectroscopy, Organic Spectroscopy, and Physical Spectroscopy
which cover topics from basic to advanced levels which will provide a good
source of learning for teaching and research purposes.
This is a great book from Indian
author, Shatendra K. Sharma. The book consists of selected chapters on the
recent applications of x-ray spectroscopy that are of great interest to the
scientists and engineers working in the fields of material science, physics,
chemistry, astrophysics, astrochemistry, instrumentation, and techniques of
x-ray based characterization. The chapters have been grouped into two major
sections based upon the techniques and applications.
This is an open source book from
Intechopen.The infrared and Raman spectroscopy have applications in numerous
fields, namely chemistry, physics, astronomy, biology, medicine, geology,
mineralogy etc. This book provides some examples of the use of vibrational
spectroscopy in supramolecular chemistry, inorganic chemistry, solid state
physics, but also in the fields of molecule-based materials or organic-inorganic
interfaces.
This
note covers the following topics: introduction to spectroscopy, classical model
of spectroscopy, time and frequency domain spectroscopy, principles for
describing molecular spectroscopy, vibrational and rotational spectroscopy,
electronic spectroscopy, nitrogen scission with molybdenum complex, magnetic
resonance spectroscopy, supplemental magnetic resonance.