Applications of spectroscopy to organic chemistry (Brand, J. C. D.; Eglinton, G.)

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY Spectroscopy of Organic Compounds

CONTENTS Introduction Ultraviolet and Visible Spectroscopy Nature of Electronic Transitions Principles of Absorption Spectroscopy Spectral Measurements Solvent Effects Applications of Electron Spectroscopy Commercial Applications of UV and Visible Spectroscopy Infrared Absorption Spectroscopy Hooke’s law and Absorption of Radiations Modes of Molecular Vibrations Other Factors influencing Vibrat...

D. G. C. Tasker

Born at Weston-super-Mare on the 25th May 1893, where his father was in business, he received his early education at Brynmellan School. From here in 1908 he entered the Medical School of the University College of Bristol, the year prior to the University receiving its charter. The Medical School was then situated in Tyndalls Park. A natural athlete, he played football, tennis and represented Gl...

Can G-C Hoogsteen-wobble pairs contribute to the stability of d(G. C-C) triplexes?

Quantum mechanics, molecular dynamics and statistical mechanics methods are used to analyze the importance of neutral Hoogsteen-wobble G.C pairing in the stabilization of triple helices based on the poly-(G.C-C) trio at neutral pH and low ionic strength. In spite of the existence of a single hydrogen bond, the Hoogsteen-wobble G.C pair is found to be quite stable both in gas phase and solvated ...

Aids to Organic Chemistry

Aids to Organic Chemistry

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