Organic Spectroscopy

The book is good for organic spectro. The contents are advance, the language is a little advance too. The book cover page is very rigid.

Organic Spectroscopy by William Kemp is an excellent book, especially for beginners, in the field of Spectroscopy. The chapter on Nuclear Magnetic Resonance is so beautifully written that a student who is studying NMR for first time can easily understand and will develop a clear concept how to interpret NMR spectra.

I rated Kemp as 4stars not because of its quality but because I think there are much better books for spectroscopy in the market.Kemp is undoubtedly one of the best book you can find for NMR SPECTROSCOPY AND MASS SPECTROMETRY. Raman is absent but a little of IR has been added.The language of Kemp is much easier than Benwell.It's a light and handy book and give a feel as you r reading a Novel 😄

A good book for reference regarding spectroscopic techniques

For preparation to the ensuing examination

Small sized book.

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