Wiley Understanding Nmr Spectroscopy

by James Keeler

UNDERSTANDING NMR SPECTROSCOPY-Wiley-JAMES KEELER-2013-EDN-2

Genres: Chemistry, Academic, Science

528 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 2005

Reviews

[Ben Shin · Rating 5 out of 5]

Decided to read this cover to cover for once. Makes NMR concepts like pulse sequences much easier to understand, and connects basic math with the physics of the technique well.

I actually met James Keeler at a symposium a month or so ago, cool guy.

[Shreyashree · Rating 1 out of 5]

A little too complicated for students who are just beginning to understand the concepts of Nuclear Magnetic Resonance. For a book titled as "Understanding NMR spectroscopy", I think the book could have been written in a little more lucid language and with basic equations.

[Chris Cutler · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very well explained, and fascinating. The math went over my head, especially since I was reading this on a deadline and lacked the quantum mechanics background to follow everything. I learned what I needed to, and the book would have taught me much more if I had given it the time.

[Ghasem]

Bei diesem Buch kann man am besten die Grundlagen der NMR Spektroskopie lernen.