Nuclear and Electron Magnetic Resonance

Abstract

This review covers certain recent developments in the chemistry and physics of magnetic resonance spectroscopy. This field is already much too large to attempt a comprehensive review in the space available here; understandably therefore the review, to some extent, reflects the particular interests of the author. Special attention has been given to those developments in the physics of the subject which appear to be important and promising for chemical applications, and less attention has been given to more or less straightforward chemical applications of well-established techniques. Finally, if a review of this sort is to be of much value it must be timely; this has prompted the otherwise regrettable inclusion of brief references to articles which are doomed to be "in press" for extended periods of time.

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