Inorganic Trace Analysis: Philosophy and Practice

Inorganic Trace Analysis is unique in discussing both the development of new procedures for inorganic trace analysis and the improvement of existing methods. its emphasis is on improving technique rather than presenting ′recipes′ of already developed methods. By discussing the underlying principles behind current best practice procedures employed, the book assists the reader in the development of new systems for working under chemically clean conditions. Inorganic Trace Analysis, now available in paperback, is invaluable for any analytical chemist involved in high accuracy procedures. The authors have written a text that will not date rapidly, but will stimulate others to push forward the frontiers of trace analysis. Reviews of hardback edition: ′This book is timely, and I recommend it as essential reading for practitioners of trace analysis....′ – Chemistry in Britain ′This book will stimulate readers to extend the frontiers of trace analysis and make the "impossible analysis of today" the "routine analysis of tomorrow" – Trends in Analytical Chemistry

Spis treści:
The Working Environment.
Laboratory Materials.
Storage.
Reagents.
The Water Supply.
Working Practices.
Trouble Shooting.
Index.

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Inorganic Trace Analysis is unique in discussing both the development of new procedures for inorganic trace analysis and the improvement of existing methods. its emphasis is on improving technique rather than presenting ′recipes′ of already developed methods. By discussing the underlying principles behind current best practice procedures employed, the book assists the reader in the development of new systems for working under chemically clean conditions. Inorganic Trace Analysis, now available in paperback, is invaluable for any analytical chemist involved in high accuracy procedures. The authors have written a text that will not date rapidly, bu t will stimulate others to push forward the frontiers of trace analysis. Reviews of hardback edition: ′This book is timely, and I recommend it as essential reading for practitioners of trace analysis....′ – Chemistry in Britain ′This book will stimulate readers to extend the frontiers of trace analysis and make the "impossible analysis of today" the "routine analysis of tomorrow" – Trends in Analytical Chemistry