Previous ed. entered under Pavia.

Ch. 1. Molecular formulas and what can be learned from them -- Ch. 2. Infrared spectroscopy -- Ch. 3. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, part one : basic concepts -- Ch. 4. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, part two : carbon-13 spectra, including heteronuclear coupling with other nuclei -- Ch. 5. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, part three : spin-spin coupling -- Ch. 6. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, part four : other topics in one-dimensional NMR -- Ch. 7. Ultraviolet spectroscopy -- Ch. 8. Mass spectrometry -- Ch. 9. Combined structure problems -- Ch. 10. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, part five : advanced NMR techniques -- App. 1. Infrared absorption frequencies of functional groups -- App. 2. Approximate [superscript 1]H chemical shift ranges (ppm) for selected types of protons -- App. 3. Some representative [superscript 1]H chemical shift values for various types of protons -- App. 4. [superscript 1]H chemical shifts of selected heterocyclic and polycyclic aromatic compounds -- App. 5. Typical proton coupling constants -- App. 6. Calculation of proton ([superscript 1]H) chemical shifts -- App. 7. Approximate [superscript 13]C chemical-shift values (ppm) for selected types of carbon -- App. 8. Calculation of [superscript 13]C chemical shifts -- App. 9. [superscript 13]C coupling constants -- App. 10. [superscript 1]H and [superscript 13]C chemical shifts for common NMR solvents -- App. 11. Tables of precise mass and isotopic abundance ratios for molecular ions under mass 100 containing carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen -- App. 12. Common fragment ions under mass 105 -- App. 13. A handy-dandy guide to mass spectral fragmentation patterns -- App. 14. Index of spectra.

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