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Synopsis
This practical guide explains how and why the architecture of molecules can be determined by analysis of the diffraction patterns produced by X-ray crystallography. Thoroughly illustrated, it is intended for nonspecialists who want to understand the fundamentals of this widely used method of structure determination. The new second edition has been revised and expanded to take account of the many recent advances in the field.
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About the Author
Jenny P. Glusker is at Institute for Cancer Research, Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia. Kenneth N. Trueblood is at UCLA.
Review
"This book would make an excellent text for an undergraduate and/or graduate level course in x-ray analysis of single crystals for structure determinations. It would also serve as a good introduction for an interested individual." --The Microscope
"Can be highly recommended as an undergraduate text...and... to any scientist who desires an introduction to structure determination....In producing their second edition, the authors have made the book even better by updating and judiciously enlarging it" --Acta Crystallographica
"This book is a truly excellent introduction to the concepts and practices of single-crystal diffraction. It is written in a comfortable style , and the illustrations...are generally excellent....I enthusiastically recommend it to beginning students." --Journal of the American Chemical Society
"An excellent book for people starting to learn to solve structures of crystals."--I. Kahn, Illinois Institute of Technology
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