Atomic Spectroscopy Sample Handling Techniques

Author: Zhou Tianze
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Publishing Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book is one of the series "Atomic Spectroscopic Analysis Techniques." It is divided into 8 chapters, combining the characteristics of atomic spectroscopic analysis, it introduces various commonly used sample dissolution methods such as wet and dry digestion, as well as the applications of related new technologies like microwave and ultrasonic, and discusses the mechanisms of sample dissolution. It elaborates on the treatment of different types of samples, including inorganic and organic chemical crystals, rocks and minerals, oils, environmental substances, and biological substances. It also specifically explores the processing of samples with different analytical requirements and discusses issues related to sample pretreatment (separation, enrichment), contamination, and loss. The book comprehensively reflects the latest achievements and technologies in domestic and international research, including some of the author's related research findings, with particularly in-depth discussions on new content such as dissolution mechanisms and analysis. Since sample handling has universal significance in analytical chemistry testing, this book can serve as a professional reference for professionals and researchers engaged in analytical testing, as a teaching reference for faculty and students in analytical programs at colleges and universities, and as a self-study reference for general analytical personnel seeking to improve their skills. The practical nature of sample handling issues makes this book beneficial for laboratory workers and technicians.