Laboratory Technician Practical Handbook - (Second Edition)

Author: Xia Yuyu
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The second edition of "Practical Handbook for Laboratory Technicians" consists of 26 chapters, divided into four parts: (1) Laboratory Basics, including fundamental constants and physicochemical constants of important compounds; laboratory construction, management, safety, common instruments and equipment, experimental water and chemical reagents; units of measurement, standard methods, and standard substances; solution preparation, data processing, and quality assurance in analytical testing. (2) Chemical Analysis, including sample collection, preparation, and preservation; separation, purification, and enrichment of substances; sample pretreatment and common constant determination methods; qualitative, gravimetric, and titrimetric analysis of inorganic and organic substances. (3) Instrumental Analysis, including flow injection analysis, ultraviolet-visible absorption spectroscopy and molecular fluorescence spectroscopy, atomic emission, atomic absorption, and atomic fluorescence spectroscopy, X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy, infrared spectroscopy, and Raman spectroscopy; chromatography and electrophoresis; gas chromatography and liquid chromatography; ion chromatography and supercritical fluid chromatography; electroanalytical chemistry; mass spectrometry; and methods such as network chemical resource information and computerization of analytical instruments, covering simple principles, instruments, application ranges, precautions, and relevant data. (4) Writing Techniques for Analytical Chemistry Literature and Technical Documents (including the writing of technical reports and scientific papers). For easy reference, in addition to the table of contents, the tables in the book are compiled into a table of contents. The Handbook provides a large number of essential, updated, and commonly used constants, data, and separation analysis methods, while also introducing the basic knowledge, fundamental theories, and basic skills of laboratory technicians. The Handbook is rich in content, practical, and a comprehensive practical handbook for laboratory technicians, serving as a reference for technicians and laboratories in various industries (including chemical, metallurgical, geological, material, agricultural, food, petroleum, environmental protection, health, light industry, etc.) with vocational, technical college, or higher educational backgrounds. It can also be used by faculty and students of colleges and universities and experimental personnel of research institutions.
The second edition of "Practical Handbook for Laboratory Technicians" consists of 26 chapters, divided into four parts: (1) Laboratory Basics, including fundamental constants and physicochemical constants of important compounds; laboratory construction, management, safety, common instruments and equipment, experimental water and chemical reagents; units of measurement, standard methods, and standard substances; solution preparation, data processing, and quality assurance in analytical testing. (2) Chemical Analysis, including sample collection, preparation, and preservation; separation, purification, and enrichment of substances; sample pretreatment and common constant determination methods; qualitative, gravimetric, and titrimetric analysis of inorganic and organic substances. (3) Instrumental Analysis, including flow injection analysis, ultraviolet-visible absorption spectroscopy and molecular fluorescence spectroscopy, atomic emission, atomic absorption, and atomic fluorescence spectroscopy, X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy, infrared spectroscopy, and Raman spectroscopy; chromatography and electrophoresis; gas chromatography and liquid chromatography; ion chromatography and supercritical fluid chromatography; electroanalytical chemistry; mass spectrometry; and methods such as network chemical resource information and computerization of analytical instruments, covering simple principles, instruments, application ranges, precautions, and relevant data. (4) Writing Techniques for Analytical Chemistry Literature and Technical Documents (including the writing of technical reports and scientific papers). For easy reference, in addition to the table of contents, the tables in the book are compiled into a table of contents. The Handbook provides a large number of essential, updated, and commonly used constants, data, and separation analysis methods, while also introducing the basic knowledge, fundamental theories, and basic skills of laboratory technicians. The Handbook is rich in content, practical, and a comprehensive practical handbook for laboratory technicians, serving as a reference for technicians and laboratories in various industries (including chemical, metallurgical, geological, material, agricultural, food, petroleum, environmental protection, health, light industry, etc.) with vocational, technical college, or higher educational backgrounds. It can also be used by faculty and students of colleges and universities and experimental personnel of research institutions.