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Fundamentals of analytical chemistry Douglas A. Skoog, Donald M. West, F. James Holler, Stanley R. Crouch.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher number: Pak Book Corporation Publication details: Belmont, CA : Brooks/Cole, Cengage Learning, ©2014Edition: 9th edDescription: 1 volume (various pagings) : illustrations (some color) ; 29 cmISBN:
  • 9788131522691
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 543 SKO
Contents:
chapter 1. The nature of analytical chemistry -- part I. Tools of analytical chemistry. chapter 2. Chemical, apparatus, and unit operations of analytical chemistry ; chapter 3. Using spreadsheets in analytical chemistry ; chapter 4. Calculations used in analytical chemistry ; chapter 5. Errors in chemical analyses ; chapter 6. Random errors in chemical analysis ; chapter 7. Statistical data treatment and evaluation ; chapter 8. Sampling, standardization, and calibration. part II. Chemical equilibria. chapter 9. Aqueous solutions and chemical equilibria ; chapter 10. Effect of electrolytes on chemical equilibria ; chapter 11. Solving equilibrium problems for complex systems -- part III. Classical methods of analysis. chapter 12. Gravimetric methods of analysis ; chapter 13. Titrations in analytical chemistry ; chapter 14. Principles of neutralization titrations ; chapter 15. Complex acid/base systems ; chapter 16. Applications of neutralization titrations ; chapter 17. Complexation and precipitation reactions and titrations -- part IV. Electrochemical methods. chapter 18. Introduction to electrochemistry ; chapter 19. Applications of standard electrode potentials ; chapter 20. Applications of oxidation/reduction titrations ; chapter 21. Potentiometry ; chapter 22. Bulk electrolysis : electrogravimetry and coulometry ; chapter 23. Voltammetry. part V. Spectrochemical methods. chapter 24. Introduction to spectrochemical methods ; chapter 25. Instruments for optical spectrometry ; chapter 26. Molecular absorption spectrometry ; chapter 27. Molecular flourescence spectroscopy ; chapter 28. Atomic spectroscopy ; chapter 29. Mass spectrometry -- part VI. Kinetics and separations. chapter 30. Kinetic methods of analysis ; chapter 31. Introduction to analytical separations ; chapter 32. Gas chromatography ; chapter 33. High-performance liquid chromatography ; chapter 34. Miscellaneous separation methods -- appendix 1. The literature of analytical chemistry -- appendix 2. Solubility product constants at 25° C -- appendix 3. Acid dissociation constants at 25° C -- appendix 4. Formation constants at 25° C -- appendix 5. Standard and formal electrode potentials -- appendix 6. Use of exponential numbers and logarithms -- appendix 7. Volumetric calculations using normality and equivalent weight -- appendix 8. Compounds recommended for the preparation of standard solutions of some common elements -- appendix 9. Derivation of error propagation equations-- Answers to selected questions and problems.
Summary: Offers coverage of the principles and practices of analytic chemistry and consistently shows students its applied nature. This book begins each chapter with a story and photo of how analytic chemistry is applied in industry, medicine, and all the sciences.
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chapter 1. The nature of analytical chemistry --
part I. Tools of analytical chemistry. chapter 2. Chemical, apparatus, and unit operations of analytical chemistry ; chapter 3. Using spreadsheets in analytical chemistry ; chapter 4. Calculations used in analytical chemistry ; chapter 5. Errors in chemical analyses ; chapter 6. Random errors in chemical analysis ; chapter 7. Statistical data treatment and evaluation ; chapter 8. Sampling, standardization, and calibration. part II. Chemical equilibria. chapter 9. Aqueous solutions and chemical equilibria ; chapter 10. Effect of electrolytes on chemical equilibria ; chapter 11. Solving equilibrium problems for complex systems --
part III. Classical methods of analysis. chapter 12. Gravimetric methods of analysis ; chapter 13. Titrations in analytical chemistry ; chapter 14. Principles of neutralization titrations ; chapter 15. Complex acid/base systems ; chapter 16. Applications of neutralization titrations ; chapter 17. Complexation and precipitation reactions and titrations --
part IV. Electrochemical methods. chapter 18. Introduction to electrochemistry ; chapter 19. Applications of standard electrode potentials ; chapter 20. Applications of oxidation/reduction titrations ; chapter 21. Potentiometry ; chapter 22. Bulk electrolysis : electrogravimetry and coulometry ; chapter 23. Voltammetry. part V. Spectrochemical methods. chapter 24. Introduction to spectrochemical methods ; chapter 25. Instruments for optical spectrometry ; chapter 26. Molecular absorption spectrometry ; chapter 27. Molecular flourescence spectroscopy ; chapter 28. Atomic spectroscopy ; chapter 29. Mass spectrometry --
part VI. Kinetics and separations. chapter 30. Kinetic methods of analysis ; chapter 31. Introduction to analytical separations ; chapter 32. Gas chromatography ; chapter 33. High-performance liquid chromatography ; chapter 34. Miscellaneous separation methods --
appendix 1. The literature of analytical chemistry --
appendix 2. Solubility product constants at 25° C --
appendix 3. Acid dissociation constants at 25° C --
appendix 4. Formation constants at 25° C --
appendix 5. Standard and formal electrode potentials --
appendix 6. Use of exponential numbers and logarithms --
appendix 7. Volumetric calculations using normality and equivalent weight --
appendix 8. Compounds recommended for the preparation of standard solutions of some common elements --
appendix 9. Derivation of error propagation equations--
Answers to selected questions and problems.

Offers coverage of the principles and practices of analytic chemistry and consistently shows students its applied nature. This book begins each chapter with a story and photo of how analytic chemistry is applied in industry, medicine, and all the sciences.

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