Chemistry Resources on UV-Visible Spectroscopy

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The discussion centers on seeking recommendations for books and resources on UV-Visible Spectroscopy that cover both theoretical and practical aspects. A notable suggestion is "UV-VIS Spectroscopy and Its Applications" by H.H. Perkampus, a classic text published in 1992, which has been translated into several languages. However, concerns about the cost of this book are raised, with one participant considering borrowing it instead. Additionally, a link to a related forum thread is shared, highlighting an important detail about the optical arrangement of spectrometers, which may be beneficial for understanding the topic further.
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I need some good book(s) or other resources from where I can learn UV-Visible Spectroscopy. Besides explaining the mathematical and theoretical intricacies, it should also mention the practical aspects.

If you have read any and found it good, please recommend it.
 
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Wrichik Basu said:
I need some good book(s) or other resources from where I can learn UV-Visible Spectroscopy. Besides explaining the mathematical and theoretical intricacies, it should also mention the practical aspects.

If you have read any and found it good, please recommend it.

"UV-VIS Spectroscoppy and Its Applications" by H.H. Perkampus (Springer).

This is a classic 1992 book that had been translated several years ago.

Zz.
 
ZapperZ said:
"UV-VIS Spectroscoppy and Its Applications" by H.H. Perkampus (Springer).

This is a classic 1992 book that had been translated several years ago.

Zz.
Thanks, but it's too costly. Let me see if I can borrow it from somewhere.
 
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