Advanced Spectroscopy
45 lessons, pages 3656–3700.
- The Advanced Spectroscopy Toolkit — Choosing complementary NMR, EPR, Mössbauer and Raman methods
- Time-Domain NMR and the Fourier Transform — Free induction decay, frequency resolution and processing
- NMR Relaxation: T1 and T2 — Spin–lattice and spin–spin relaxation mechanisms
- Chemical Exchange on the NMR Timescale — Slow, intermediate and fast exchange with coalescence
- Dynamic NMR and Activation Barriers — Temperature-dependent line shapes and exchange kinetics
- The Nuclear Overhauser Effect — Through-space dipolar interactions and molecular proximity
- One-Dimensional Selective NMR — Selective irradiation and decoupling experiments
- Heteronuclear NMR Beyond Carbon-13 — Fluorine-19, phosphorus-31 and nitrogen-15 probes
- Solid-State NMR and Magic-Angle Spinning — Dipolar broadening, chemical-shift anisotropy and spinning
- NMR Pulse Sequences and Coherence — Preparation, evolution, mixing and detection periods
- Two-Dimensional NMR: Axes and Cross-Peaks — How an indirect evolution time creates a second frequency axis
- COSY: Proton–Proton Scalar Coupling — Tracing coupled proton networks through cross-peaks
- TOCSY: Whole Spin-System Mapping — Isotropic mixing and relayed correlations
- HSQC: One-Bond Heteronuclear Correlation — Connecting proton and directly attached carbon signals
- HMBC: Long-Range Heteronuclear Correlation — Using multiple-bond correlations to assemble fragments
- NOESY and ROESY — Through-space correlations, mixing times and interpretation limits
- DOSY: Diffusion-Ordered NMR — Separating mixture signals by translational diffusion
- Assigning a Molecule with 2D NMR — A stepwise COSY, HSQC, HMBC and NOESY workflow
- Common 2D NMR Artefacts — Diagonal peaks, overlap, phase errors and false correlations
- Electron Paramagnetic Resonance: Principles — Unpaired electron spins and microwave resonance
- The EPR g Value — Resonance field, g tensor and local electronic environment
- Hyperfine Splitting in EPR — Electron–nucleus coupling and line multiplicities
- Anisotropic EPR and Powder Patterns — Orientation dependence of g and hyperfine tensors
- Zero-Field Splitting — Spin systems above one-half and crystal-field effects
- EPR of Organic Radicals — Spin delocalisation and hyperfine fingerprints
- EPR of Transition-Metal Complexes — Oxidation state, ligand field and spin-state clues
- Pulsed EPR and Distance Measurements — Echo detection and dipolar coupling between spins
- EPR Worked Interpretation — Extracting g and hyperfine information from a spectrum
- Mössbauer Spectroscopy: Recoilless Resonance — Gamma-ray absorption by nuclei embedded in solids
- Isomer Shift in Mössbauer Spectra — Electron density at the nucleus and oxidation-state clues
- Quadrupole Splitting — Electric-field gradients and non-spherical nuclear environments
- Magnetic Hyperfine Splitting — Internal magnetic fields and the six-line pattern
- Iron-57 Mössbauer Spectroscopy — Iron valence, spin state and mineral environments
- Mössbauer Data Interpretation — Separating isomer shift, quadrupole and magnetic contributions
- Limits and Applications of Mössbauer Spectroscopy — Isotope specificity, solids and bioinorganic examples
- Raman Scattering: Molecular Polarizability — Inelastic light scattering and vibrational selection rules
- Stokes and Anti-Stokes Raman Lines — Energy shifts and thermal population information
- Raman and Infrared Complementarity — Mutual exclusion in centrosymmetric molecules
- Resonance Raman Spectroscopy — Selective enhancement near electronic absorption
- Surface-Enhanced Raman Scattering — Plasmonic hot spots and adsorption effects
- Raman Microscopy and Mapping — Spatially resolved chemical and materials analysis
- Interpreting an Advanced Raman Spectrum — Peak assignment, fluorescence interference and calibration
- Combining Advanced Spectroscopies — Matching structural, electronic and dynamic questions to methods
- Advanced Spectroscopy: Worked Problems — Integrated 2D NMR, EPR, Mössbauer and Raman reasoning
- Advanced Spectroscopy: Unit Review — Signals, selection rules and cross-method evidence