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Spectral Data for Chemical Analysis  Tags: spectra spectral nmr ir uv raman mass_spectra mass_spec  

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IR Spectroscopy

The Aldrich Library of Infrared Spectra, 3rd ed., Charles J. Pouchert, 1981.
Location: REF QD 96.15 .P67 1981
Sections are organized by functional group and within each section compounds are arranged in order of increasing complexity. Molecular formula index and alphabetical name indices are provided.

 

 

Gases and Vapors: A Special Collection of Infrared Spectra from the Coblentz Society Inc., Clara D. Craver, Ed., 1980.
Location: REF QC 457 .C685 1980
Evaluated spectra by compound class.

 

 

A Guide to the Complete Interpretation of Infrared Spectra of Organic Structures, Noel P.G. Roeges, 1994.
Location: QC 462.85 .R64 1994
Compares and classifies the absorption frequencies of the important functional groups in organic compounds.

 

 

Handbook of Infrared Standards with Spectral Maps and Transition Assignments Bewtween 3 and 2600 µm Guy Guelachvili and K. Narahari Rao, 1986.
Location: QC 457 .G83 1986

 

 

An Index of Published Infra-Red Spectra, Great Britain Ministry of Aviation, Technical Information and Library Service. 1960.
Location: REF QC 457 .G68
Two-volume set.

 

 

Infrared Band Handbook, 2nd ed. Herman A. Szymanski and Ronald E. Erickson, 1970.
Location: REF QC 457 .S98 1970
Entries are arranged by band numbers and subarranged by band strength. An index gives access by molecular formula.

 

 

Infrared Characteristic Group Frequencies, 2nd ed., George Socrates, 1994.
Location: QC 457 .S69 1994
Gives data and analytical interpretation of both IR and FT-IR. Covers organic and inorganic compounds and is arranged by functional group.
      
     

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