Data from NIST Standard Reference Database 69: NIST Chemistry WebBook The. Tip - Additional items specifically on infrared spectroscopy may be found at the call numbers beginning with QD 96. Go To: Top, Infrared Spectrum, References. 1-20 in green looseleaf binders.Ī Sadtler Standard Spectra set for infrared. IR spectra of biological compounds (those available through Sigma) similar to the Aldrich set listed above. 5 looseleaf vols.Īlphabetical and molecular formula indexes at front of vol. Sadtler high resolution spectra of inorganics and related compounds. Indexed by compound name and by major absorption bands. Easy to use, powerful, compact and robust Spectrum Two is the FT-IR spectrometer of choice for everyone, everywhere. Indexes by formula, chemical name and CAS registry#. for additional IR spectra of salts, oxides, and some coordination compounds. See the related 1971 Infrared spectra of inorganic compounds (3800-45cm-1). To learn various functional groups encountered in Organic Chemistry. 4 vols.Īlphabetical indexes only, includes some spectral interpretations and tables of characteristic frequencies. Handbook of infrared and Raman spectra of inorganic compounds and organic salts. intensity of the transmission (or absorption). Great visualization of 8 different greenhouse gas IR spectra (H2O, C3F8, O3, CFCl3, CO2, CH4, CF2Cl2, N2O) showing their relative intensity v. Search by chemical structure, formula, name, CAS Registry Number. The IR spectrum is basically a plot of transmitted (or absorbed) frequencies vs. Check previous 1981, 1975 editions under title Aldrich library of infrared spectra QD96.I5 P671 if you do not find your compound in the recent edition.Ĭontains IR spectra for over 8700 compounds. In this repository we gather information and scripts. 3 contains vapor-phase spectra and indexes by molecular formula, chemical name, CAS Registry and Aldrich Catalog numbers for the set. IR spectra can be computed based on normal mode analysis from either quantum chemistry or force fields. 3 vols.Ĭondensed-phase IR spectra of over 10,000 compounds arranged by chemical class.
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