Handbook of Mineral Spectroscopy, Volume Two: Infrared Spectra, a Four Volume Set presents a database of Infrared spectra, showing both full spectra and high-resolution spectral regions with band component analyses of rock-forming and major ore minerals. IR of minerals is a very powerful technique for analyzing the different vibrational modes of minerals (in particular functional groups) but also the local environment of atoms in a crystal structure. The book includes a section on silicates and one on non-silicates, subdivided according to the normal mineral classes.
This book is a go-to guide for anyone working with minerals and can be used for research and writing or as a handbook in the laboratory while running analyses of minerals.
1. Introduction - p. xv 2. Chapter 1. Elements - p. 2 3. Chapter 2. Halides - p. 5 4. Chapter 3. Oxides and Hydroxides - p. 10 5. Chapter 4. Carbonates and Borates - p. 70 6. Chapter 5. Sulphates, Chromates, Tungstates, Molybdates - p. 120 7. Chapter 6. Phosphates Arsenates Vanadates - p. 150 8. Chapter 7. Nesosilicates - p. 174 9. Chapter 8. Sorosilicates and Cyclo-silicates - p. 206 10. Chapter 9. Inosilicates - p. 250 11. Chapter 10. Phyllosilicates - p. 350 12. Chapter 11. Tectosilicates - p. 464 13. Index - p. 571
Handbook of Mineral Spectroscopy, Volume Two: Infrared Spectra, a Four Volume Set presents a database of Infrared spectra, showing both full spectra and high-resolution spectral regions with band component analyses of rock-forming and major ore minerals. IR of minerals is a very powerful technique for analyzing the different vibrational modes of minerals (in particular functional groups) but also the local environment of atoms in a crystal structure. The book includes a section on silicates and one on non-silicates, subdivided according to the normal mineral classes.
This book is a go-to guide for anyone working with minerals and can be used for research and writing or as a handbook in the laboratory while running analyses of minerals.
1. Introduction - p. xv 2. Chapter 1. Elements - p. 2 3. Chapter 2. Halides - p. 5 4. Chapter 3. Oxides and Hydroxides - p. 10 5. Chapter 4. Carbonates and Borates - p. 70 6. Chapter 5. Sulphates, Chromates, Tungstates, Molybdates - p. 120 7. Chapter 6. Phosphates Arsenates Vanadates - p. 150 8. Chapter 7. Nesosilicates - p. 174 9. Chapter 8. Sorosilicates and Cyclo-silicates - p. 206 10. Chapter 9. Inosilicates - p. 250 11. Chapter 10. Phyllosilicates - p. 350 12. Chapter 11. Tectosilicates - p. 464 13. Index - p. 571
