Chemical instrumentation : a systematic approach /
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Wiley,
©1989.
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| Edition: | 3rd ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- Measurement and instrumentation
- Aspects of electricity and electronics
- Analog electrical and electronic modules
- Operational amplifier circuits
- Digital electronic modules
- Microcomputers in instruments
- Aspects of physical and geometrical optics
- Spectrometric modules: sources and detectors
- Monocromators and polychromators
- Statistical control of measurement quality
- Quantifying measurements and extracting information
- Signal-to-noise enhancement
- Atomic emission spectrometry
- Atomic absorption, atomic fluorescence, and flame emission spectrometry
- Molecular luminscence spectrometry
- Absorption spectrometry: spectophtometry
- Instrumentation for absorption spectrometers
- Raman spectrometry
- Light scattering and refratometry; Chiroptical methods
- Mass spectrometry
- X-Ray fluorescence spectrometry
- Surface spectrometric techniques
- Methods using radioisotopes
- General principles of chromatography / Raymond P.W. Scott
- Gas chromatography / John D. Walters
- Liquid chromatography / Kenneth Ogan
- Introduction to electroanalytical chemistry / William R. Heineman
- Potentiometric methods / William R. Heineman and Howard A. Strobel
- Voltammetry: basic concepts and hydrodynamic techniques / William R. Heineman
- Volammetry: stationary solution techniques / William R. Heineman
- Coulometric methods
- Conductometric methods
- The binary code and other number codes
- Application of Thevenin theorem to a Wheatstone bridge.