Quantitative Analysis in Chemical Experiment

Author: Jin Gu / Jiang Wanquan / Zhou Junying (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book systematically introduces the safe operation of chemical laboratory, first-aid measures for accidental incidents, and the safe use of highly toxic and strongly corrosive substances, covering fundamental knowledge for chemical analysis laboratories. It provides detailed explanations of basic operation techniques and knowledge of analytical balances and weighing, titration analysis and gravimetric analysis, sampling of gas, liquid, and solid samples, sample preparation and decomposition, reagent selection and solution preparation, as well as the use and maintenance of common crucibles. It includes 60 related experiments of different types, such as basic operations, titration analysis, photometric analysis, separation experiments, comprehensive experiments, open-ended and design experiments. The content involves inorganic analysis, organic analysis, biological analysis, environmental analysis, material analysis, as well as interdisciplinary and comprehensive experiments related to these disciplines. Each type of experiment offers flexibility, allowing selection based on needs.
The book's distinctive feature lies in emphasizing standardized and basic operations and exercises while also highlighting the diversity and novelty of experiments. The experimental content is both relevant to fundamental analytical chemistry courses and aligned with the characteristics and trends of discipline development.
This book can serve as a textbook for analytical chemistry laboratory courses in comprehensive universities, universities of science and engineering, agriculture, medicine, and normal education. It is also suitable for scientists and technicians engaged in chemical testing for learning and reference.