Nuclear Magnetic Resonance

• Aimed at undergraduates
• Practical applications included to aid understanding
• Clear, concise and inexpensive

Readership: Physical chemistry and biochemistry undergraduates (second and third year students).

P. J. Hore, University Lecturer in Physical Chemistry; and Fellow, Corpus Christi College, Oxford

"the author has produced a very readable book ... The author has evidently gone to great trouble to select interesting spectra, and the text is greatly enriched by his efforts." - Michael Edenboroughon, Chemistry in Britain

"The author has succeeded in compressing into a small space clear explanations leading the reader from the level of elementary principles up to reasonably advanced methods and applications ... the organization is excellent and the material is clearly presented ... I can recommend the book highly to its intended audience." - W.S.B., Journal of Magnetic Resonance, Series A 121 (1996)

"a very readable book. The 12 pages on chemical exchange contain many interesting and instructive examples. ... The author has evidently gone to great trouble to select interesting spectra, and the text is greatly enriched by his efforts." - Michael Edenboroughon, Chemistry in Britain

1.: Introduction
2.: Chemical shifts
3.: Spin-spin coupling
4.: Chemical exchange
5.: Spin relaxation
6.: Experimental methods
Bibliography
Index