Readers of K-News have two weeks of open access to a select title or group of titles in each issue. This issue features access to a title from the Chemistry & Chemical Engineering Subject Area:
Microwave Molecular Spectra (3rd Edition) (c) 1984, Walter Gordy & Robert Cook. This book represents the most comprehensive treatment available on the analysis and interpretation of high resolution, microwave rotational spectra of gaseous molecules. It reflects many exciting new developments in microwave spectroscopy, and focuses on subtle new techniques that have improved the sensitivity and resolving power of microwave spectrometers as well as their applicability to new types of spectra. It discusses the recent detection of the microwave spectra of nonpolar, spherical-top molecules and details advances in microwave molecular ion spectroscopy, as well as the observation of rotational spectra of weak, hydrogen-bonded complexes and rare gas atom-molecule complexes (van der Waals molecules). Read the interesting story below ("Knovel Finds Missing Piece for Astronomers") of how this title came to be part of Knovel Library.
Start using Microwave Molecular Spectra now! You have unlimited access for two weeks. Be sure to check out the Tutorial in this issue for an illustration of how to use the information in this title.
