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... shown in Fig . 6-9 . How- ever , the structure shown in Fig . 6-9a is slightly favored over that in Fig . 6-96 because the electrons on the carbon atom have their spins parallel to each other so that there will be an exchange ...
... shown in Fig . 6-9 . How- ever , the structure shown in Fig . 6-9a is slightly favored over that in Fig . 6-96 because the electrons on the carbon atom have their spins parallel to each other so that there will be an exchange ...
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... shown in Fig . 10-4 . The transition dipole moment μm is given by μnm = [ VoV'vibroty , Viby " ot dr ( 10-8 ) The integrals involving rot can be separated out as shown in Sec . 8-3 . The dipole moment can be written as a sum of two ...
... shown in Fig . 10-4 . The transition dipole moment μm is given by μnm = [ VoV'vibroty , Viby " ot dr ( 10-8 ) The integrals involving rot can be separated out as shown in Sec . 8-3 . The dipole moment can be written as a sum of two ...
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... given medium . It follows , therefore , that the angle of rotation a shown in Fig . 13-3 will change with the wave- length of the incident polarized light , and we obtain the so - called optical rotatory dispersion ( ORD ) curves as shown ...
... given medium . It follows , therefore , that the angle of rotation a shown in Fig . 13-3 will change with the wave- length of the incident polarized light , and we obtain the so - called optical rotatory dispersion ( ORD ) curves as shown ...
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PREFACE | 1 |
NUCLEAR QUADRUPOLE RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 29 |
NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY | 52 |
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