Principles and practice of analytical chemistry / F.W. Fifield and D. Kealey.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The scope of analytical chemistry -- The function of analytical chemistry -- Analytical problems and their solution -- The nature of analytical methods -- Trends in analytical methods and procedures -- The Assessment of Analytical Data -- Definitions and basic concepts -- The nature and origin of errors -- The evaluation of results and methods -- The reliability of measurements -- The analysis of data -- The application of statistical tests -- Limits of detection -- Quality control charts -- Standardization of analytical methods -- Chemometrics -- pH, Complexation and Solubility Equilibria -- Chemical reactions in solution -- Equilibrium constants -- Kinetic factors in equilibria -- Solvents in analytical chemistry -- Ionizing solvents -- Non-ionizing solvents -- Acid--base equilibria -- Weak acid and weak base equilibria -- Buffers and pH control -- The pH of salt solutions -- Complexation equilibria -- The formation of complexes in solution -- The chelate effect -- Solubility equilibria -- Solubility products -- Separation Techniques -- Solvent extraction -- Efficiency of extraction -- Selectivity of extraction -- Extraction systems -- Extraction of uncharged metal chelates -- Methods of extraction -- Applications of solvent extraction -- Solid phase extraction -- Solid phase sorbents -- Solid phase extraction formats -- Automated solid phase extraction -- Solid phase microextraction -- Applications of SPE and SPME -- Chromatography -- Gas chromatography -- High performance liquid chromatography.

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