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Derivative spectrophotometry : low and high order

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Description

xiv, 228 pages : illustrations; 25 cm

Subject

Spectrophotometry

Bibliography (note)

Contents

1. Introduction. 1.1. Development of the Derivative Technique. 1.2. Electron Excitation Spectra -- 2. Theoretical Considerations. 2.1. Fine Resolution of Spectra. 2.2. Differentiation and Derivative Spectra. 2.3. Derivatives of Analytical Bands. 2.4. Loss of Information by Differentiation vs. Increase in Resolution. 2.5. "Real" Spectra and Noise. 2.6. Evaluation of Derivative Spectra -- 3. Instrumentation. 3.1. Graphical Methods. 3.2. Mechanical-Electrical Methods. 3.3. Optical Methods. 3.4. Subtraction of Temporally or Spatially Delayed Spectra. 3.5. Analog Differentiation. 3.6. Digital Differentiation. 3.7. Vidicon and Diode Array Devices. 3.8. Hybrid-Derivative Modules. 3.9. Short- and Long-Term Storage -- 4. Practical Aspects. 4.1. Data Source. 4.2. On-Line and Off-Line Mode. 4.3. Standard Curves. 4.4. Filtering, Smoothing and Averaging. 4.5. Differentiation. 4.6. Evaluation of Derivatives. 4.7. Creating a Data Base of Derivative Spectra.
4.8. Comparison of Analog and Digital Differentiation Techniques. 4.9. HODS of Opaque or Nontransparent Samples. 4.10. Guidelines for Generations Derivative Spectra. 4.11. Present and Future Perspectives -- 5. Applications. 5.1. UV-VIS Spectrophotometry. 5.2. Other Spectroscopic Methods. 5.3. Special Fields of Application. 5.4. Nonspectroscopic Applications -- Appendix: Publications of the author on derivative spectroscopy.

ISBN

LCCN

94034904

OCLC

ocm31131299

Owning Institutions

Columbia University Libraries