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|a Bedson, Peter
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|a Trace analysis
|h Elektronische Ressource
|b A structured approach to obtaining reliable results
|c Peter Bedson; Edited by Elizabeth Prichard, G.M. Mackay, J. Points; Index by Peter W. Shallis; Inked or colored by Mike Sargent, Namik K Aras
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|a Cambridge
|b Royal Society of Chemistry
|c 2007
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|a Online-Ressource (420 p.)
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|a Achieving Valid Trace Analysis-- Sample Handling-- Inorganic Analytes: Sample Preparation-- Inorganic Analytes: Determination-- Organic Analytes: Sample Preparation-- Organic Analytes: Determination-- Speciated Elements-- Techniques Suitable for both Inorganic and Organic Analytes-- From Signal Processing to Reporting-- Frequently Used Acronyms and Technical Abbreviations-- Sources of Reference Materials-- Subject Index
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|a Sargent, Mike
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|a Mackay, G.M.
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|2 ISO 639-2
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|a RSC eBook Collection 1968-2009
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|a Valid analytical measurement
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|a 10.1039/9781847559401
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|a Trace Analysis is a highly practical book which deals with the science rather than the paperwork of quality assurance systems, Trace Analysis is a highly practical book which deals with the science rather than the paperwork of quality assurance systems. Produced as part of the UK Valid Analytical Measurement (VAM) initiative, it provides the analyst with a systematic approach across the broad spectrum of trace analysis, offering practical advice and guidance on methodology and techniques. The book is structured to take the analyst step-by-step through the stages of any trace analysis. The approach is general, being broken down only into types of analyte. Additional chapters explain the application of groups of techniques to each analyte type. Each section contains references to published material which will allow the analyst to obtain further information on specific topics. Throughout the book, the analyst is reminded of pitfalls which lead to unreliable results. This new book therefore offers invaluable advice to analysts in all areas and at all levels, providing practical 'expert' advice on methodology. It will prove indispensable as a single, comprehensive bench guide for analysts in university, college and industrial laboratories
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