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	Infrared Spectroscopy Of Molecules by U.C.Agarwala
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The present need-based book summarises important correlations about interpretation of structures-i.r. frequencies (both theoretical and experimental) out of a vast amount of data available in a number of excellent encyclopedic books. Chapter 2 deals with a short elementary introduction about the calculation methodology of Normal Co-ordinate Analysis. It will induce
students to understand the theory behind assigning a particular band to a functional group or normal mode. Chapter 3 deals with the statistical correlations of the i.r.-frequency data with a number of examples not found in many other books. Well-known sources are like (i) Infrared Spectroscopy and Molecular Structure edited by M. David, Elsevier Publications, London, 1963 and (ii) T. Comlay “Infrared Spectroscopy, Allyn & Bacon, Boston, 1972. Chapter 4 consists of two parts. Part A contains (i) A short description of various spectroscopies with different optics used and (ii) method of recording their spectra including precautions to be used in the measurements. Part B deals with the approach to analyse the spectrum thus obtained with a number of examples. Chapters 5 contains more than 350 questions with answers for practice. The students are advised to independently solve the questions and look to answers only for confirmation. Appendix I lists
the i.r. band positions of functional groups. Appendix II gives character tables for different point groups. Both appendices are comprehensive.

Contents
1. Introduction
2. Theoretical Concepts of Vibrational Spectroscopy
A Brief Overview
3. Group Frequency Concept and its Applications–General Review of Organic and Inorganic Compounds
4. Experimental Methods and Interpretation of IR
Spectra of Some Molecules
5. Problems with Solutions
Appendix
Index .ISBN - 9789382127833

Pages : 296