This note describes the
following topics: Spectroscopy: an historic journey, Quantum Mechanics, Group
theory, Electromagnetic Radiation, Interaction radiation-Matter, Elastic and
Inelastic Scattering, Rotational and vibrational absortion, Electronic
spectroscopy, Lasers and non linear phenomena, Magnetic spectroscopy.
This note covers the following topics:
Basic Principles, The electromagnetic spectrum, The Vector Model, NMR
excitation, Magnetization properties, Quadrature detection, The Chemical Shift,
Nuclear Shielding, Spin-spin coupling, Multi-dimensional NMR, Protein NMR.
This note covers the following topics: NMR and energy levels, The vector
model, Fourier transformation and data processing, How the spectrometer works, Product operators, Two-Dimensional NMR,
Relaxation, Phase cyling and gradient pulses.
The main aim of
this book is to cover all major topics which are required to equip scholars with
the recent advancement in this field. The book is divided into 12 chapters with
an emphasis on specific topics.
This note explains the
Principles Behind Different Spectroscopic Techniques and propose the expected
Spectroscopic Features Of Organic Molecules. Topics covered includes: UV-VIS
Spectroscopy, IR Spectroscopy, C.A.T, NMR Spectroscopy, Mass Spectroscopy,
Practice in Structure Determination.
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.
The note will provide a valuable
theoretical introduction and an overview of modern topics in spectroscopy, which
are of current interest and importance in Semiconductor Industry and
Biomedicine.
This note covers the following
topics: Electronic structure of atoms, Atoms and radiation, Selection rules,
Atomic applications, Rotational spectroscopy, Vibrational spectroscopy,
Electronic spectroscopy, Molecular processes and Molecular applications.