Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy: An Introduction to Principles, Applications, and Experimental Methods Joseph B. Lambert, Eugene P. Mazzola and Clark D. Ridge is an English-language reference book aimed at professionals in chemistry and related fields. This reference work covers the core principles and applications of nuclear magnetic resonance.
The book provides an extensive introduction to magnetic resonance, with attention to both classical one-dimensional NMR techniques and modern, advanced experimental methods. The content combines theoretical background with practical examples and concrete advice for experimental research. Topics such as relaxation, NOEs, phase cycles, and processing parameters are clearly explained. General measurement parameters such as mixing times and scan numbers are also presented in an organized way.
The chapters cover, among other things:
- Experimental Methods
- The Chemical Shift
- The Coupling Constant
- One-Dimensional and Two-Dimensional NMR Spectroscopy
- Advanced Experimental Techniques
- Structural Elucidation
This book aligns with topics such as spectral analysis, spectrochemistry, and mass spectrometry, and offers a valuable resource for those who professionally work with nuclear magnetic resonance and related spectroscopic techniques.