Analytical Chemistry - (Second Edition)

Author: Xing Wenwei
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This book is the second edition, based on the 1997 version of "Analytical Chemistry," written to meet the needs of 21st-century secondary vocational education and compiled with the author's years of teaching experience. The entire book adopts national legal metrological units and uses the "equimolar" principle as the basis for titration analysis calculations. The book is divided into eight chapters, including Introduction, Error and Data Processing of Analysis, Titration Analysis, Acid-Base Titration Methods, Complexometric Titration Methods, Redox Titration Methods, Precipitation Titration Methods, and Gravimetric Analysis. Each chapter includes learning objectives, summaries, exercises, and reading materials designed to expand students' knowledge. It is accompanied by a "Analytical Chemistry Laboratory" textbook. This textbook aligns with the characteristics of secondary vocational education, with theory sufficient for practical use, concise and easy-to-understand content, and strong practicality. It is a required textbook for industrial analysis and testing majors in secondary vocational schools. It can also serve as a teaching or reference book for relevant higher vocational schools, other secondary vocational schools, and technical schools. Additionally, it can be used as a vocational training certification textbook or a reference for analytical and testing personnel and technical management personnel in factories and mines.