Analytical Chemistry Handbook. Volume 10

Author: Liang Yizeng / Yu Ruchen (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: The second edition of the Handbook of Analytical Chemistry has undergone significant adjustments, additions, and supplements based on the first edition. The entire set consists of 10 volumes: Basic Knowledge and Safety, Chemical Analysis, Spectroscopic Analysis, Electroanalytical Chemistry, Gas Chromatography, Liquid Chromatography, NMR Liquid Spectroscopy, Thermal Analysis, Mass Spectrometry, and Chemometrics. The second edition of the Handbook of Analytical Chemistry adheres to the fundamental principles of the national standard GB Quantities and Units, emphasizes consistency with relevant international regulations, and highlights practicality in content selection. It focuses on fundamental knowledge, basic data, and the latest advancements in analytical techniques, while also incorporating scientific rigor and accuracy. The layout emphasizes systematic organization and ease of reference.
This volume is divided into two parts (two chapters): The first part covers the basic concepts and methods of chemometrics, as well as related terminology and definitions. The second part primarily includes 119 original MATLAB programs and usage examples, along with fundamental methods for programming and computational operations in chemometrics using MATLAB. For the convenience of readers, the first part also appropriately incorporates essential foundational knowledge and concepts in applied mathematics and statistics. The second part adds explanations and usage examples of MATLAB program variables.
This book provides an important tool and reference material for technical personnel engaged in analytical chemistry research to understand and apply chemometric methods.