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Foreword; Preface; 1. Mass spectrometry; 1.1 The mass spectrometryexperiment; 1.2 Measuring relative atomic and molecular mass; 1.3 Massspectrometry of molecules; 1.4 Analysis of mass spectra; 1.5 Worked examples;1.6 Problems; 1.7 Developments and applications; Further reading; 2.Introduction to spectroscopic techniques; 2.1 Electromagnetic radiation:energy, frequency and wavelength; 2.2 Atomic and molecular energy levels;Further reading; 3. Infra-red spectroscopy; 3.1 Pure rotation i.r. spectra ofsmall molecules; 3.2 Vibration-rotation i.r. spectra of small molecules; 3.3I.r. spectroscopy of organic molecules; 3.4 Examples of i.r. spectra; 3.5Problems; 3.6 Conclusion; Further reading; 4. Electronic(ultraviolet-visible) absorption spectroscopy; Problems; 5. Nuclear magneticresonance spectroscopy; 5.1 The n.m.r. experiment; 5.2 H n.m.r. spectra oforganic molecules; 5.3 Examples of spectra showing spin-spin splittings; 5.4Worked examples; 5.5 Problems; 5.6 Pulsed n.m.r. spectrometers; 5.7 C n.m.r.spectroscopy; 5.8 Conclusion; Further reading; 6. X-ray diffraction; 6.1Introduction to the X-ray diffraction method; 6.2 Crystallography; 6.3Determination of structure; 6.4 The structure of molecules; Index