1. What this book is about and who should read it. 2. Setting the scene. 3. Energy levels and NMR spectra. 4. The vector model. 5. Fourier transformation and data processing. 6. The quantum mechanics of one spin. 7. Product operators. 8. Two-dimensional NMR. 9. Relaxation and the NOE. 10. Advanced topics in tow-dimensional NMR. 11. Coherence selection: phase cycling and field gradient pulses. 12. How the spectrometer works. Appendix: Some mathematical topics. Index.
Dr James Keeler is responsible for undergraduate studies in chemistry and related subjects at the University of Cambridge. He is an active research in the development of new methodologies in NMR and is Editor-in-Chief of Magnetic Resonance in Chemistry.
"The writing is quite clear and very well illustrated." (CHOICE, June 2006) "Throughout, its goal is clear and concise explanation (Chemistry & Industry, 20th March 2006) "Such attention to detail and clarity is one of the greatest strengths of this excellent book...I would highly recommend..." (Chemistry World- 1st August 2006)
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