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This book is a standard in the field of analytical chemistry, especially wet chemistry. It is not intended to be a textbook for a quant course, unlike Dan Harris’s Quantitative Chemical Analysis or Doug Skoog’s Fundamentals of Analytical Chemistry, which are both excellent college texts. However, it is an outstanding ready-reference for chemists and chemistry graduate students. It is the authority for all sorts of chemical analyses, and it gives concise, complete background along with exact procedures, including problems likely to be encountered, precautions to be taken, or deficiencies of the method. It is well-indexed and quite complete is breadth and scope.
Content:-
Part A: Fundamentals of Quantitative Chemical Analusis
Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Fundamental Theoretical Principles of Reactions in Solution.
Chapter 3: Common Apparatus and Basic Techniques
Part B: Errors, Statistics, and Sampling
Chapter 4: Errors and Statistics
Chapter 5: Sampling
Part C: Separative Techniques
Chapter 6: Solvent Extraction
Chapter 7: Ion Exchange
Chapter 8: Column and Three-Layer Liquid Chromatography
Chapter 9: Gas Chromatography
Part D: Titrimetric and Gravimetry
Chapter 10: Titrimetric Analysis
Chapter 11: Gravimetry
Part E: Electroanalytical Methods
Chapter12: Electro-Gravimetry
Chapter13: Conductometry
Chapter 14: Coulometry
Chapter 15: Potentiometry
Chapter16: Voltammetry
Part F: Spectroanalytical Methods
Chapter 17: Colorimetry and Spectrophotometry
Chapter 18: Spectrofluorimetry
Chapter 19: Infrared Spectrophotometry
Chapter 20: Atomic Emission Spectroscopy
Chapter 21: Atomic Absorption and Flame Emission Spectroscopy
Appendices
Index
Author Details
"G.H Jeffery, B Sc, Ph D, C Chem, F R S C"
"J Bassett, M Sc, C Chem, M R S C"
"J.Mendham, M Sc, C Chem, M R S C"
"R C Denney, B Sc, Ph D, C Chem, F R S C, M B I M"
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