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An invaluable source book of information on inorganic spectra, this is the first book to compile and review all the currently available material on the infrared absorption spectra of inorganic substances.
Part one summarizes current experimental techniques with reference to the controlling factors, and cites the varied applications of infrared spectroscopic studies of inorganic materials. The second part of the publication presents as many correlations and assignments as are available from the experimental data of various observers. The period from January, 1952 through April, 1960 is covered by a glossary and an extensive annotated bibliography with index cover.
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relativity and solid-state physics into a logically developed, unadorned presentation of electromagnetics at the junior level. The sections on relaxation and iteration methods of experimental mapping are a special featnre of this volume. An appendix on dimensions and dimensional analysis is also inc