Publisher's Synopsis
Books of related interest from the series, Chemical Analysis: A Series of Monographs on Analytical Chemistry and Its Applications Modern Methods of Particle Size Analysis Volume 73 Edited by Howard G. Barth, Hercules Incorporated With a focus on new methods of interpreting data, eminent researchers present recent developments in particle size analysis. Coverage of each technique includes its theoretical background, operational principles, advantages, and limitations. Among the topics discussed are instrumentation, dispersions, emulsions, light scattering and diffraction methods, a photon correlation spectroscopy, and the application of chromatographic techniques. Most commercially available systems and experimentally feasible approaches are described. 309 pp. (0–471–87571–6) 1984 Room Temperature Phosphorimetry for Chemical Analysis Volume 68 Tuan Vo–Dinh, Oak Ridge National Laboratory A guide to using room temperature phosphorimetry (RTP), a powerful, efficient new approach in phosphorimetric analysis. Designed for anyone who wishes to apply RTP, or to extend it to various new analytical or physical studies, the book covers this technique more thoroughly and explicitly than any previous monograph. 304 pp. (0–471–87884–7) 1984 Receptor Modeling in Environmental Chemistry Volume 76 Philip K. Hopke, University of Illinois A review of the rapidly growing field of receptor modeling, this book systematically presents the analytical and mathematical methods that have been developed and used in the source appointment of airborne particulate matter an area where receptor models have been extensively applied. These techniques can also be applied to a variety of problems where the properties of a sample are used to infer the origins of its components. The book serves as a fundamental reference source for analytical and environmental chemists, geologists and air pollution regulators. 319 pp. (0–471–89106–1) 1985
