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Chapter 13: Spectroscopy |
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Summary
Modern spectroscopic methods
have largely replaced chemical tests as the standard means of identifying chemical
structures, and for a practising practical organic chemist 1H-NMR has
become a routine tool for identifying the products of reactions.
Spectroscopic techniques are
fundamentally based on the molecules absorbing energy then monitoring the affect
this has on the molecule. The spectra produced from each of the different spectroscopic methods typically give different bits of information that can be collected and used to help determine the structure of the molecule.
Spectroscopy
Spectroscopic methods
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