More modern chemical
techniques
Analytical techniques are powerful
tools in a chemist's armoury. Spectroscopic data and chemical information are
used routinely in laboratories to follow a chemical reaction or elucidate a
chemical structure. However, the sophistication of the analytical techniques
used changes rapidly, hence the routinely used method of today can all too
readily be superseded by the new technology of tomorrow.
This book identifies some
applications of the important chemical techniques in use today that are less
well known in schools and colleges and which illustrate how chemistry is using
state-of-the-art technology to push back the frontiers of the subject. For
example, Elemental analysis including atomic absorption spectrometry and
inductively coupled plasma techniques, Separations including electrophoresis,
structure determination including x-ray diffraction and optical microscopy and
Sampling and sample preparation.
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