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Two-dimensional NMR methods for establishing molecular connectivity : a chemist's guide to experiment selection, performance, and interpretation (edition 1988)

by Gary E. Martin, Andrew S. Zektzer

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This guide to two-dimensional NMR spectroscopy helps the novice who want e the technique, but needs a path through the bewildering array of metho acronyms and the mathematical rigor found in most books. The authors provide a clear explanation of experiment performance, param lection, data processing and presentation as well as a description of wh rmation is provided by each experiment and how it is extracted and inter They group presentations of two-dimensional NMR experiments according t zation, e.g. COSY, LRCOSY, ZQCOSY, DQCOSY ... for establishing proton-pr nnectivities. The book also presents spectra of the same model compound using various ues to enable the reader to make direct comparisons and facilitate his e nt selection. Examples of the concerted utilization of various two-dimen NMR experiments to solve complex structural problems are also given.… (more)
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Title:Two-dimensional NMR methods for establishing molecular connectivity : a chemist's guide to experiment selection, performance, and interpretation
Authors:Gary E. Martin
Other authors:Andrew S. Zektzer
Info:New York, N.Y. : VCH Publishers, c1988.
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Two-dimensional NMR methods for establishing molecular connectivity: A chemist's guide to experiment selection, performance, and interpretation (Methods in stereochemical analysis) by Gary E. Martin

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This guide to two-dimensional NMR spectroscopy helps the novice who want e the technique, but needs a path through the bewildering array of metho acronyms and the mathematical rigor found in most books. The authors provide a clear explanation of experiment performance, param lection, data processing and presentation as well as a description of wh rmation is provided by each experiment and how it is extracted and inter They group presentations of two-dimensional NMR experiments according t zation, e.g. COSY, LRCOSY, ZQCOSY, DQCOSY ... for establishing proton-pr nnectivities. The book also presents spectra of the same model compound using various ues to enable the reader to make direct comparisons and facilitate his e nt selection. Examples of the concerted utilization of various two-dimen NMR experiments to solve complex structural problems are also given.

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