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NMR Spectroscopy in Inorganic Chemistry

Second Edition

Jonathan A. Iggo and Konstantin Luzyanin

April 2020

ISBN: 9780198794851

136 pages
Paperback
246x189mm

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NMR Spectroscopy in Inorganic Chemistry offers a non-mathematical grounding in the physics of NMR spectroscopy and explores why the spectra look the way they do, providing a useful collection of NMR examples and trends in NMR parameters from inorganic chemistry.

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NMR Spectroscopy in Inorganic Chemistry offers a non-mathematical grounding in the physics of NMR spectroscopy and explores why the spectra look the way they do, providing a useful collection of NMR examples and trends in NMR parameters from inorganic chemistry.

  • Focused introductions designed to give students an in-depth understanding of a diverse range of important topics in modern chemistry
  • Frequent diagrams, margin notes, and glossary definitions support students in their learning
  • Questions at the end of every chapter and interactive online questions encourage active learning
  • Examples and applications presented throughout help students to see the relevance of the subject to current research and industry
  • Also available as an e-book with functionality, navigation features, and links that offer extra learning support

New to this edition

  • New references to recent applications of the technique show the practical relevance of NMR, including catalysis and medical imaging
  • New worked examples, problems, and self-test questions encourage active learning and promote deeper understanding
  • Expanded sections on quadrupolar nuclei provide more examples and self-study exercises for this challenging area of NMR
  • A more gradual discussion on predicting NMR spectra with low abundance nuclei helps students get to grips with the basics before building on that understanding
  • New online resources with interactive questions for students, and downloadable figures for instructors

About the Author(s)

Jonathan A. Iggo, Department of Chemistry, University of Liverpool, and Konstantin Luzyanin, Department of Chemistry, University of Liverpool

Jonathan A. Iggo is Lecturer in Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Liverpool.

Dr. Konstantin Luzyanin is Lecturer in Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Liverpool.

Table of Contents

    1:Fundamentals
    2:Structure determination
    3:Factors influencing the chemical shift and coupling constants
    4:Experimental methods: pulses, the vector model and relaxation
    5:Polarization transfer and 2D NMR spectroscopy
    6:Dynamic NMR spectroscopy
    7:The solid state

Reviews

"Review from previous edition This edition is perfect for anyone undergraduate or post-graduate to broaden their knowledge on NMR. These are ideal as study guides and they are useful as quick summaries for students. I think this is the best book for the job." - Ian Butler, Department of Chemistry, University of Bangor

"A good overview of the topic with some nice specific examples for teaching." - Katherine Haxton, Department of Chemistry, Keele University

"An excellent introductory text." - Bela Bode, School of Chemistry, University of St Andrews

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