For beginners and specialists in other fields: the Nobel Laureate's widely admired introduction to atomic spectra and their relationship to atomic structures, stressing basic principles. The treatment is physical, rather than mathematical, with experiment serving as the starting point for theory. 80 illustrations.
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The best book for introductory Atomic Spectra!,
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This review is from: Atomic Spectra and Atomic Structure (Dover Books on Physics) (Paperback)
Updated classic paperback text that covers a broad area from Balmer series to Nuclear Spin. Written without alot of complex mathematics, this is a good introduction to Atomic Spectra for specialists in other fields. I loved the coverage on quantum numbers and alkaline-earth elements.
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Great text, but the copy is poor,
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This review is from: Atomic Spectra And Atomic Structure (Hardcover)
Unfortunately, unless you can get ahold of an older, unmarked copy, you may be disappointed by the "new" book sold through Amazon. Spectra are cut off, along with the legends. The pages look like they were photocopied, poorly, in some cases and the text on several pages is blackened by photocopied handwriting within the book. Strange, as Dover is typically very conscientious. I found another older copy and must say, I really do enjoy this book. It reads well and Herzberg describes many aspects of atomic spectroscopy and how structure is related quite brilliantly. I can highly recommend the book, but not this particular printing.
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This review is from: Atomic Spectra And Atomic Structure (Prentice Hall Physics) (Paperback)
It is a very good book but the pages are not so good because are copies, anyway is not difficult to read.
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alkali spectra, true principal quantum numbers, ordinary dipole radiation, total eigenfunction, left upper index, different term series, same electron configuration, compound triplet, doublet terms, spectral apparatus, spark spectrum, diffuse series, quartet terms, quadrupole radiation, magnetic dipole radiation, multiplet structure, atomic ray, extranuclear electrons, triplet terms, intercombination lines, total splitting, spark spectra, magnetocaloric effect, space quantized, multiplet splitting Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Finer Details of Atomic Spectra, Building-Up Principle, Chemical Applications, Interpretation of Quantum Numbers, Hyperfine Structure of Spectral Lines, Intensities of Spectral Lines, Empirical Facts, Bohr Theory of Balmer Terms, The Heisenberg, Analysis of Multiplets, Van Vleck Browse Sample Pages:
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alkali spectra, true principal quantum numbers, ordinary dipole radiation, total eigenfunction, left upper index, different term series, same electron configuration, compound triplet, doublet terms, spectral apparatus, spark spectrum, diffuse series, quartet terms, quadrupole radiation, magnetic dipole radiation, multiplet structure, atomic ray, extranuclear electrons, triplet terms, intercombination lines, total splitting, spark spectra, magnetocaloric effect, space quantized, multiplet splitting Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Finer Details of Atomic Spectra, Building-Up Principle, Chemical Applications, Interpretation of Quantum Numbers, Hyperfine Structure of Spectral Lines, Intensities of Spectral Lines, Empirical Facts, Bohr Theory of Balmer Terms, The Heisenberg, Analysis of Multiplets, Van Vleck Browse Sample Pages:
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