Instrumental analysis

Author: Xu Bingjiu
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book focuses on discussing the following three types of instrumental analysis methods: 1. Separation techniques; 2. Spectroscopic analysis techniques; 3. Electrochemical analysis methods commonly used in pharmaceutical analysis. For the above three major sections, the discussion as much as possible incorporates recent advancements. Starting from the current state of the development of analytical science, this book provides a brief discussion on sample pretreatment and emerging instrumental analysis methods applied in pharmaceutical analysis in Chapters 11 and 12, respectively. This book strives to adapt to the characteristics of the new era in all aspects and considers that the currently prevailing step-by-step learning method may no longer be effective. In the arrangement of this book, some new approaches have been attempted. For example, a large number of Chinese technical terms in this book are accompanied by their corresponding English terms, which is believed to greatly facilitate readers in searching for relevant materials online. On the other hand, since this book aims to guide readers to fully utilize this new resource of the internet, it provides more in-depth reading on the topics discussed, especially those of interest to readers, in order to better understand the subject at hand. In doing so, some common content in textbooks, such as discussion questions and exercises, has been reluctantly sacrificed.
This book focuses on discussing the following three types of instrumental analysis methods: 1. Separation techniques; 2. Spectroscopic analysis techniques; 3. Electrochemical analysis methods commonly used in pharmaceutical analysis. For the above three major sections, the discussion as much as possible incorporates recent advancements. Starting from the current state of the development of analytical science, this book provides a brief discussion on sample pretreatment and emerging instrumental analysis methods applied in pharmaceutical analysis in Chapters 11 and 12, respectively. This book strives to adapt to the characteristics of the new era in all aspects and considers that the currently prevailing step-by-step learning method may no longer be effective. In the arrangement of this book, some new approaches have been attempted. For example, a large number of Chinese technical terms in this book are accompanied by their corresponding English terms, which is believed to greatly facilitate readers in searching for relevant materials online. On the other hand, since this book aims to guide readers to fully utilize this new resource of the internet, it provides more in-depth reading on the topics discussed, especially those of interest to readers, in order to better understand the subject at hand. In doing so, some common content in textbooks, such as discussion questions and exercises, has been reluctantly sacrificed.