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 textbook that focuses on nuclear magnetic resonance. The book covers the fundamental principles, applications, and experimental methods of magnetic resonance and is intended for professionals and students in chemistry and related fields.
This edition provides a comprehensive introduction to both classical one-dimensional and modern two-dimensional NMR techniques. It includes clear explanations of theory, practical examples, and relevant experimental parameters such as mixing times, number of scans, and relaxation times. Topics such as relaxation, NOEs, phase cycles, and processing are explained concretely. The content is systematically structured with chapters on experimental methods, chemical shifts, coupling constants, and structural determination by NMR.
The book connects with disciplines such as spectrum analysis, spectrochemistry, and mass spectrometry, and is suitable for analytical chemistry and related sciences.