Organic Structure Analysis (Topics in Organic Chemistry)
"The best, most up-to-date text of its kind--a real gem."--Bob A. Howell, Central Michigan University"Overall, this is an excellent text for advanced undergraduates and beginning graduate students. To reinforce the material presented in each chapter, there are two sets of problems at the end of each chapter. The first set is directly related to the material discussed in the chapter. The second set consists of more challenging and thought-provoking problems.       The text is filled with a wide array of figures, tables, and charts which will be of great benefit to chemists of all levels. In summary, this is one of the very best texts I have ever read combining these four spectroscopic methods. I would highly recommend this text for an advanced undergraduate or beginning graduate course in the application of spectroscopic methods for the determination of the structure of organic compounds."--Rickey P. Hicks, Mississippi State University, in the Journal of Natural Products"An excellent, modern reference book of general use. Also, this book makes an excellent reference for the instruction of spectroscopic methods in organic structure determination. Overall, a timely and well done reference."--W. Fenical, University of California, San Diego"Terrific treatment. Nice blend of theory and practice. Good problems. Chiroptical techniques a nice touch."--Richard T. Taylor, Miami University, Ohio"Well-balanced problems/theory; the examples of how to approach the combined spectroscopic problems are particularly helpful. Of particular interest: plots of S/N ratio vs. NMR field strength and historical perspective; summary of two-dimensional NMR techniques; mass spectroscopy summary. Very up-to-date."--Kurt Rublein, Lock Haven University"Looks like a great book! I really liked the answers as CAS numbers. Nice attention to stereochemistry aspects."--Stacy A. O'Reilly, Butler University