| Visible and Ultraviolet Spectroscopy | |
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Ronald C. Denney and Roy Sinclair 229 pp., 1996 ISBN 0-471-96743-2 Wiley This book is designed to introduce researchers and technicians to the various practical aspects of colorimetry and UV/visible spectrometry in quantitative and qualitative analysis. Both basic principles and instrumental requirements are discussed in the context of examples from ∩real' analyses, and the many in-text self assessment questions allow the student to assess and control his/her rate of progress and understanding. |
| Order No. CH-4249 $39.95 | |
| Thermal Methods | |
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James W. Dodd and Kenneth H. Tonge 337 pp., 1987 ISBN 0-471-91334-0 Wiley Obviously, there is no substitute for practical work, but the inclusion of the work sheets in Section 6 gives the reader the opportunity to work through a real life case study, interpreting the analysis as required. |
| Order No. CH-4248 $56.95 | |
| SAMPLES AND STANDARDS | |
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Brian W. Woodget and Derek Cooper 299 pp., 1987 ISBN 0-471-91290-5 Wiley The aim of this book is to introduce the prospective analyst to the decision making process and the preparatory steps which precede any analysis. The principles and theory of sampling are then covered, and the importance of these for the evaluation of the results is stressed. Methods by which samples are taken, and the apparatus used, are then described, and the final chapters deal with calibration, preparation of standards for comparative purposes and the evaluation of results. |
| Order No. CH-4245 $59.95 | |
| POLAROGRAPHY AND OTHER VOLTAMMETRIC METHODS | |
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Tom Riley 283 pp., 1987 ISBN 0-471-91395-2 Wiley With recent advances in instrumentation and electronic circuitry, the non-destructive polarographic methods of analysis have become increasingly widely used, with rapid response times and low detection levels. This book describes these techniques, compares them, and discusses their applications. |
| Order No. CH-4239 $63.95 | |
| CHROMATOGRAPHIC SEPARATIONS | |
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Peter A. Sewell and Brian Clarke 335 pp., 1987 ISBN 0-471-91371-5 Wiley This unit introduces chromatography and covers the theory and practice which are common to all forms of the technique. The first three sections give the underlying principles of a chromatographic separation and discuss those factors which affect the quality of a separation. The fourth section covers the use of chromatography in qualitative and quantitative analysis and the final section deals with the practical aspects of classical liquid chromatography. |
| Order No. CH-4233 $57.95 | |
| RADIOCHEMICAL METHODS | |
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W. Geary 229 pp., 1986 ISBN 0-471-91118-6 Wiley This book presents the analytical uses of radioactive isotopes within the context of radiochemistry as a whole. It is designed for scientists with relatively little background knowledge of the subject. Thus the initial emphasis is on developing the basic concepts of radioactive decay, particularly as they affect the potential usage of radioisotopes. |
| Order No. CH-4244 $52.95 | |
| FLUORESCENCE AND PHOSPHORESCENCE | |
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David Rendell 419 pp., 1987 ISBN 0-471-91381-2 Wiley Photoluminescence, which comprises fluorescence and phosphorescence, is one of the major growth areas in analytical chemistry today. This book sets out to introduce the beginner to the basic principles needed for practical use of photoluminescence-based analytical techniques. Instrumentation is discussed in simple terms, and quantitative aspects of fluorescence and phosphorescence are also considered. This book surveys the methods available for both organic and inorganic analytes using natural fluorescence or fluorescent derivatives. It includes some of the exciting new developments such as fluoroimmunoassay and room temperature phosphorescence. |
| Order No. CH-4234 $74.95 | |
| POTENTIOMETRY AND ION SELECTIVE ELECTRODES | |
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A. Evans 304 pp., 1987 ISBN 1-0471-91393-6 Wiley Provides a basic introduction to potentiometry and the use of ion-selective electrodes in chemical analysis. Written largely from first principles, this self-contained treatment develops the ideas behind the practice and explains the techniques of potentiometry in language the practitioner or student can understand. The author explains procedures step by step, and makes liberal use of worked examples and problems. |
| Order No. EE-1086 $59.95 | |
| MEASUREMENT, STATISTICS AND COMPUTATION | |
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David McCormick, Alan Roach 760 pp., 1988 ISBN 1-0471-91367-7 Wiley Analytical chemists are called upon to deliver precise information in a range of contexts, whether to measure and analyze samples from a river in which fish are dying, help determine why a chemical product is no longer being manufactured to its usual specification, or determine if a fire was the result of arson. In determining approaches to selecting, measuring and analyzing samples, a working knowledge of statistics is crucial. This text introduces the application of statistical ideas in the context of analytical chemistry. |
| Order No. MA-1119 $84.95 | |
| GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY | |
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John Willett 253 pp., 1987 ISBN 1-0471-91332-4 Wiley Approaching the subject from the standpoint of a practical chromatographer who needs to know enough theory to make the best use of a chosen technique, this practical text stresses the actual use of the techniques, not just the theories on which they are based. Includes discussions of chemical equilibria, the properties of solutions and gases, and the structures of molecules and how they attract one another. Assumes basic knowledge of chemistry and electricity. |
| Order No. CH-4265 $42.95 | |
| THIN LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY | |
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Richard J. Hamilton and Shiela Hamilton 129 pp., 1987 ISBN 1-0471-91377-4 Wiley A practical introduction to one of the more popular separation techniques. Readers will learn to perform separations and will develop the ability to make an educated guess as to what the conditions will be to separate a new mixture of compounds. |
| Order No. CH-4020 $49.95 | |
| ELECTROANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY A Series of Advances - Volume 17 | |
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Allen J. Bard 416 pp., illustrated, 1990 ISBN 0-8247-8409-X Marcel Dekker Volume Contents: ┤ Applications of the Quartz Crystal Microbalance to Electrochemistry ┤ Optical Second Harmonic Generation as an In Situ Probe of Electrochemical Interfaces ┤ New Developments in Electrochemical Mass Spectroscopy ┤ Carbon Electrodes: Structural Effects on Electron Transfer Kinetics |
| Order No. CH-4505 $195.00 | |
| HANDBOOK OF NEAR-INFRARED ANALYSIS | |
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Donald A. Burns and Emil W. Ciurczak 704 pp., illustrated, 1992 ISBN 0-8247-8657-2 Marcel Dekker Covering all major areas where near-infrared spectroscopy is useful-from pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, polymers, and textiles to wool, tobacco, and food-stuffs-this complete, thoroughly up-to-date reference provides a key to unlocking the power of the most rapid nondestructive method of composition analysis. |
| Order No. CH-4508 $235.00 | |
| INSTRUMENTATION | |
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Dr. Graham Currell 401 pp., 1987 ISBN 1-0471-91369-3 Wiley Modern chemical instrumentation now uses very sophisticated measurement techniques. For students to understand how and why these instruments work, they must first master the general principles of instrumentation science and technology. This text introduces students to the vital aspects of instrumentation science which affect the way measurements are made, the design of scientific instruments, and their sensitivity and accuracy. The topics are presented in a non-mathematical way without requiring background in engineering. |
| Order No. GE-0451 $67.95 | |
| SAMPLE PRETREATMENT AND SEPARATION | |
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Richard Anderson 632 pp., 1987 ISBN 1-0471-91361-8 Wiley The pretreatment of a sample prior to analysis is a vital part of any analytical measurement, whatever technique is subsequently applied. This book emphasizes the critical nature of these operations and covers all the important procedures of sample pretreatment. Chapters cover the analytical sequence, preliminary sample treatment, decomposition and dissolution of inorganic solids, decomposition of organic and biological matrices for elemental analysis, organic derivatives in analysis, metal-complex formation in analysis, separation and preconcentration techniques, solvent extraction, ion exchange, and other separation techniques. |
| Order No. CH-4016 $128.00 | |
| ELECTROPHORESIS | |
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Maureen Melvin 127 pp., 1987 ISBN 1-0471-91375-8 Wiley Introduces the concepts and principles of electrophoresis as the basis of analytical techniques and provides an overview of their applications. Structured for independent study and self-assessment, this text is ideal for those who have experience in related techniques, e.g., chromatography, but are approaching this increasingly important analytical technique for the first time. |
| Order No. EE-1084 $56.95 | |
| QUALITY ASSURANCE OF CHEMICAL MEASUREMENTS | |
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John Keenan Taylor 335 pp., 1987 ISBN 0-87371-097-5 CRC Contents-Introduction to Quality Assurance. Precision, Bias, and Accuracy. Statistical Control. Statistical Techniques. Chemical Analysis as a System. The Model. Planning. Principles of Measurement. Principles of Calibration. Principles of Quality Assurance. Principles of Quality Control. Blank Control. Control. Charts. Principles of Quality Assessment. Evaluation of Samples. Reference Materials. Traceability. Quality Audits. Quality Circles. Validation. Reporting Analytical Data. An Improved Approach to Performance Testing. Correction of Errors and/or Improving Accuracy. Laboratory Evaluation. The Quality Assurance Program. Appendices. |
| Order No. CH-4804 $69.95 | |
| HANDBOOK OF DERIVATIVES FOR CHROMATOGRAPHY - Second Edition | |
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Karl Blau and John M. Halket 369 pp., 1993 ISBN 0-471-92699-X Wiley Especially designed for laboratory use, the new edition of this indispensable and practical Handbook has been expanded to provide you with the most recent developments in chemical derivatization and analytical instrumentation, with emphasis on mass spectrometry and making compounds accessible to mass spectrometry. The Second Edition also indicates those derivatives that are most valuable in mass spectrometric analysis. In addition, the book explores new findings in post-chromatographic derivatization, including promising new photochemical and electrochemical methods. |
| Order No. CH-4212 $115.00 | |
| RUBBER TECHNOLOGY - Third Edition | |
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M. Morton 640 pp., 1987 ISBN 0-412-53950-0 Van Nostrand This full discussion of processing and testing methods now covers the substantial innovations and changes of the recent years in synthetic and natural rubbers. Expert contributors from major rubber-processing companies cover all main groups of natural and synthetic rubbers and supply new information on grades and fabrication methods. |
| Order No. CM-0464 $73.00 | |
| PLASTICS ENGINEERING HANDBOOK OF THE SOCIETY OF THE PLASTICS INDUSTRY, INC. - Fifth Edition | |
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M. L. Berins 845 pp., 1994 ISBN 0-412-99181-0 Van Nostrand The Plastics Engineering Handbook provides a thorough description of all major plastics processing methods, including theory and practice. It offers a guide to materials selection, product design, and testing. |
| Order No. MM-0232 $144.00 | |
| SUPERCONDUCTIVITY SOURCEBOOK | |
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V. Daniel Hunt 308 pp., 1989 ISBN 0-471-61706-7 Wiley An up-to-date overview of superconductor theory and applications. Presents the basics of superconductivity, followed by a survey of recent research results from around the world, including the latest warm-temperature superconductivity experiments. Also addresses commercial aspects of superconductivity describing current and future applications of superconductors. |
| Order No. CH-4017 $99.95 | |
| PRACTICAL HPLC METHODS AND APPLICATIONS | |
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Biran A. Bidlingmeyer 448 pp., 1993 ISBN 0-471-57246-2 Wiley Bridging the gap between introductory texts and advanced references, this applications oriented resource focuses exclusively on "getting started" in HPLC for people who know why it's used, but not how. The book provides HPLC beginners and intermediate-level practitioners with a wealth of practical information for developing useful separations and includes nine tested hands-on experiments to clarify basic issues and illustrate HPLC uses, applications and problem-solving strategies. |
| Order No. CH-4230 $69.95 | |
| PRACTICAL HPLC METHOD DEVELOPMENT | |
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Lloyd R. Snyder, Joseph L. Giajch and Joseph J. Kirkland 260 pp., 1988 ISBN 0-471-62782-8 Wiley Shows the chemist who is already familiar with the basics of HPLC how to develop HPLC separation methods for a wide variety of situations. Focuses mainly on reversed-phase separations of small molecules, but also addresses development of normal-phase and ion-pair separations. Introduces the use of computers to speed and improve method development, covering commercially available HPLC programs. |
| Order No. CH-4243 $74.95 | |
| SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT OF THE ANALYTICAL LABORATORY | |
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Oscar I. Milner 176 pp., 1991 ISBN 0-87371-438-5 CRC Successful Management of the Analytical Laboratory provides a comprehensive discussion of the problems that face analytical laboratory managers and presents proven techniques for improving the operation and performance of analytical labs. |
| Order No. CH-4805 $59.95 | |
| ATOMIC SPECTROSCOPY - Second Edition | |
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James W. Robinson 400 pp., 1996 ISBN 0-8247-9742-6 Marcel Dekker Contents: ┤ Introduction ┤ Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy ┤ Atomic Fluorescence ┤ Flame Photometry ┤ Emission Spectroscopy ┤ Plasma Emission |
| Order No. CH-4501 $150.00 | |
| MASS SPECTROMETRY - Second Edition | |
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Barker 603 pp., 1997 ISBN 0-471-96762-9 Wiley The aim of this volume is to provide the practicing analyst with a basic introduction to the principles and theory of mass spectral analysis. The contents include the basic theory of ion formation and behavior, instrumentation and the interpretation of the spectra of organic molecules. The book is very practically orientated, and deals not only with basic mass spectrometry, but also with the major areas of application. The important hybrid techniques of gas chromatography--mass spectrometry and liquid chromatography--mass spectrometry are highlighted in particular. |
| Order No. CH-4015 $39.95 | |
| Modern Methods for Trace Element Determination | |
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C. Vandecasteele and C. B. Block 330 pp., 1993 ISBN 0-471-94039-9 Wiley Methods in trace element determination have undergone a renaissance over the past few years. This book brings the reader up to date in not only the theory of the methods, but also the apparatus and preparation of samples. Coupled techniques such as ICP-MS, HPLC-AAS and HPLC-ICP-MS, along with the more conventional methods of elemental analysis, are described with the aid of illustrations and realistic examples taken from the area of environmental and biological analysis, and from the field of analysis of high purity materials. |
| Order No. CH-4217 $93.95 | |
| Preparation of Thin Films | |
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Joy George 384 pp., illustrated, 1992 ISBN 0-8247-8196-1 Marcel Dekker This book provides, in a single source, an up-to-date and comprehensive account of various deposition techniques for the preparation of thin films of elements, compounds, alloys, ceramics, and semiconductors-emphasizing inorganic compound thin films. Discusses high vacuum and chemical deposition methods used for preparing high temperature superconducting oxide thin films-an area of unprecedented research activity. |
| Order No. CH-4526 $175.00 | |
| Quality Control in Analytical Chemistry -Second Edition | |
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G. Kateman and L. Buydens 336 pp., 1993 ISBN 0-471-55777-3 Wiley Brings you the refinements in the techniques of good laboratory practice (GLP) that have developed since publication of the well-received first edition. This second edition emphasizes quantitative optimization methods, information as a measure of quality of a qualitative method, and waiting time as a measure of planning and routing in the lab. It will provide you with tips on problem formulation, sampling, measurement and data processing and show you how to effectively optimize quality control, including instruction on chemometrical techniques. Lab managers and research scientists will find this new edition as invaluable and indispensable as users of the earlier one. |
| Order No. CH-4222 $69.95 | |
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Handbook of X-Ray Spectrometry Methods and Techniques | |
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Rene E. Grieken and Andrzej A. Markowicz 720 pp., illustrated, 1992 ISBN 0-8247-8483-9 Marcel Dekker This up-to-the-minute, single-source reference provides comprehensive coverage of all aspects of x-ray spectrometry, including thorough treatments of each x-ray emission analysis technique. |
| Order No. CH-4512 $240.00 | |
| The Periodic Table for Chromatographers | |
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Michael Lederer 144 pp., 1992 ISBN 0-471-93149-7 Wiley This extremely useful reference features a collection of equilibrium constants for both heterogeneous and homogeneous systems spanning the entire periodic table, It includes nearly 100 chromatographic periodic tables with data for approximately 60 elements. Organized in a convenient loose-leaf binder, it enables readers to consider the properties, behavior and interactions of many elements in a given system under different conditions simply by aligning one table against another, and facilitates the planning of separations for analysis. |
| Order No. CH-4257 $199.00 | |
| Chemometrics: Experimental Design | |
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Ed Morgan 280 pp., 1995 ISBN 0-471-95832-8 Wiley Here is an introduction to statistical methods, principles of experimental design, factorial designs and analysis, fractional factorials, and response surface methodology. |
| Order No. CH-4232 $42.95 | |
| Statistical Methods in Analytical Chemistry | |
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Peter C. Meier and Richard E. Zund 352 pp., 1993 ISBN 0-471-58454-1 Wiley Suitable for the low-number of samples and high-precision situations commonly found in analytical techniques, this new book supplies the algorithms to eliminate statistical table handling, sample programs and data sets. It allows the reader to play with concepts, recognize trends and connections, and observe how the various equations are linked in decision making. |
| Order No. CH-4224 $69.95 | |
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Analytical Chemistry for Technicians -Second Edition | |
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John Kenkel 576 pp., 1994 ISBN 0-87371-966-2 CRC Contents-Introduction to Chemical Analysis; Gravimetric Analysis; Sampling and Sample Preparation; Statistics in Chemical Analysis; Chemical Equilibrium; Introduction to Titrimetric Analysis; Acid-Base Titrations and Calculations; Complexometric Titrations and Calculations; Oxidation-Reduction and Other Titrations; Potentiometry and Ion-Selective Electrodes; Analysis with Instruments and Computers; Fundamentals of Light; Molecular Spectrophotometry; Fluorometry; Atomic Absorption and Emissions; Chromatography; Gas Chromatography; High Performance Liquid Chromatography; Electroanalytical Techniques; Appendices. |
| Order No. CH-4800 $69.95 | |
| INTERNAL REFLECTION SPECTROSCOPY Theory and Applications | |
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Francis M. Mirabella, Jr. 384 pp., illustrated,1992 ISBN 0-8247-8730-7 Marcel Dekker his practical resource presents the first comprehensive treatment of internal reflection spectroscopy (IRS) and its applications to polymer, semiconductor, biological, electrochemical, and membrane research-describing the theory and procedures, as well as identifying the spectral regions, from materials characterization to process monitoring. Contains more than 350 helpful figures, equations, and tables! |
| Order No. CH-4516 $180.00 | |
| ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTATION HANDBOOK - second Edition | |
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Galen Wood Ewing 1542 pp., illustrated, 1997 ISBN 0-8247-9455-9 Marcel Dekker Partial Contents: ┤ The Use of Computers in the Laboratory ┤ The Measurement of Mass Laboratory Balances ┤ Spectrochemical Instrumentation ┤ Electrochemical Instrumentation ┤ Chromatographic Methods |
| Order No. CH-4500 $250.00 | |
| MAINTAINING AND TROUBLESHOOTING HPLC SYSTEMS USERS GUIDE | |
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D.J. Runser 184 pp., 1981 ISBN 0-471-06479-3 Wiley Comprehensive guide and working manual designed to help the chromatographer reduce instrument downtime. Each chapter describes a basic element of the HPLC system in terms of maintenance and solving system problems. |
| Order No. CH-5513 $79.95 | |
| BASIC STATISTICS FOR LABORATORIES A Primer for Laboratory Workers | |
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W.D. Kelley, T.A. Ratliff, Jr. and C.M. Nenadic 175 pp., 1992 ISBN 0-442-00456-7 Van Nostrand Marketing and regulatory pressures are driving laboratories to adopt statistically valid quality control or quality assurance systems. For the laboratory professional who's unfamiliar with the statistical tools used in laboratory quality control, Basic Statistics for Laboratories offers guidance to employing basic statistical controls or reports required by regulatory or accrediting organizations, as well as statistical methods which may otherwise be useful in the lab. The book explains, in basic terms, how to set up, maintain, and interpret control charts and other commonly used laboratory statistical tools, and explains their value to the user. |
| Order No. GE-1201 $57.95 | |
| QUALITY IN THE ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY LABORATORY | |
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E. Prichard 307 pp., 1995 ISBN 0-471-95470-5 Wiley Introduction to quality assurance, relating how all factors of chemical analysis-from sampling and method selection to choice of equipment and the taking and reporting of measurements-affect the caliber of analytical data. |
| Order No. CH-5519 $42.95 | |
| ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY HANDBOOK | |
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John A. Dean 1,168pp., 1995 ISBN 0-07-016197-6 McGraw-Hill The first-ever on the job guide for analytical chemists. This handbook gives conventional and instrumental techniques in one exhaustive database, along with the critical data needed to apply them. |
| Order No. CH-5506 $125.00 | |
| STEREOSELECTIVE SYNTHESIS | |
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R.S. Atkinson 529 pp., 1995 ISBN 0-471-95419-5 Wiley The various types of stereoselective reactions which are used to produce target molecules are discussed and classified according to a new and simplified system based on the number of chiral centers involved. |
| Order No. CH-5518 $59.95 | |
| LABORATORY TECHNIQUES IN ELECTROANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY - Second Edition, Revised and Expanded | |
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Kissinger and Heineman 1,008pp., 1996 ISBN 0-8247-9445-1 Marcel Dekker This Second Edition provides a practical, intuitive approach to electroanalytical chemistry,presenting fundamental concepts and experimental techniques without confusing technical jargon or needlessly extensive mathematics. |
| Order No. CH-5528 $79.75 | |
| SELECTIVITY AND DELECTABILITY OPTIMIZATIONS IN HPLC | |
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Ahuja 604 pp., 1989 ISBN 0-471-62645-7 Wiley First full treatment of selectivity and delectability optimization in chromatography. Includes separations of chemical compounds and their isomeric structures, along with computerized approaches to selectivity. |
| Order No. CH-5514 $150.00 | |
| CAPILLARY GAS ADSORPTION CHROMATOGRAPHY | |
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Berezkin/de Zeeuw 310pp., 1996 ISBN 3-7785-2307-4 Huthig Advantages and Limitations of Gas-Solid Chromatography. Discovery of Gas-Solid Open Tubular Capillary Columns. Resolution of Analyzed Compounds. Chromatographic Adsorbents. Separation of Gases. |
| Order No. CH-5520 $96.50 | |
| CAPILLARY GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY | |
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David W. Grant 275 pp., 1996 ISBN 0-471-95377-6 Wiley This volume gives practicing analysts a working theoretical and practical background of the subject providing a thorough account of the many recent developments which have taken place in the field. |
| Order No. CH-5521 $69.96 | |
| HIGH-SPEED COUNTERCURRENT CHROMATOGRAPHY | |
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Yoichiro Ito 454 pp., 1995 ISBN 0-471-63749-1 Wiley Comprehensive book covering the theory, instrumentation, and applications of this new technique. The first book of its kind, it brings together practical information that has been scattered throughout journals. |
| Order No. CH-5522 $79.95 | |
| CHROMATOGRAPHIC DETECTORS Design, Function, and Operation | |
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Dr. Raymond P. W. Scott 536pp., 1996 ISBN 0-8247-9779-5 Marcel Dekker This reference comprehensively covers the design , construction, and operation of gas chromatography (GC), liquid chromatography (LC), and thin-layer chromatography (TLC) detectors-all in one convenient, up-to-date source. |
| Order No. CH-5523 $150.00 | |
| HANDBOOK OF THIN-LAYER CHROMATOGRAPHY - Second Edition, Revised and Expanded | |
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Dr. Joseph Sherma and Dr. Bernard Fried 1,128pp., 1996 ISBN 0-8247-9454-0 Marcel Dekker Stressing current TLC methods that are the most suitable for laboratory work, this volume covers overpressurized, rotational, and high-performance quantitative TLC, and provides in-depth discussions of theory and optimization that facilitate understanding of experimental procedures. |
| Order No. CH-5525 $225.00 | |
| CHROMATOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF PHARMACEUTICALS - Second Edition, Revised and Expanded | |
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John A. Adamovics 544pp., 1996 ISBN 0-8247-9776-0 Marcel Dekker Explores the chromatographic methods used for the measurement of drugs, impurities, and excipients in pharmaceutical preparations-such as tablets, ointments, and injectables. |
| Order No. CH-5524 $165.00 | |
| PCR Essential Data | |
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C.R. Newton 216 pp., 1995 ISBN 0-471-95222-2 Wiley Pocket-sized, affordable reference designed to give readers rapid access to the basic techniques. Provides practical advice necessary to undertake PCR. |
| Order No. CH-5516 $24.95 | |
| GEL ELECTROPHORESIS Proteins-Essential Techniques | ||
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D. Gersten 160 pp., 1996 ISBN 0-471-96265-1 Wiley Pocket sized reference designed for easy access provides clear, detailed descriptions of the most widely-used protein electrophoresis techniques using numbered, step-by-step instructions. |
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