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plenary lectures presented at the International Congress on Analytical Chemistry held at Kyoto, Japan 3-7 April 1972
International Congress on Analytical Chemistry 1972 : Kyoto, Japan)
International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry
1 online resource (6 unnumbered pages, 170 pages) : illustrations, portraits
Analytical Chemistry - 4 is a collection of plenary lectures presented at the International Congress on Analytical Chemistry, held in Kyoto, Japan on April 3-7, 1972. This book contains 11 chapters and begins with a summary of the kinetics of complex formation of metals with organic ligands in analytical chemistry. The subsequent chapters deal with the chelate compounds; the concepts of trace analysis; the developments in quantitative organic ultramicro elementary analysis; and the status of radiochemistry and its application to activation analysis. These topics are followed by presentation o.
Front Cover; Analytical Chemistry-4; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; ORGANIZING COMMITTEE; Chapter 1. KINETICS OF COMPLEX FORMATION OF METALS WITH ORGANIC LIGANDS IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION; FAST REACTIONS OF COMPLEX FORMATION; SLOW REACTIONS OF COMPLEX FORMATION; REPLACEMENT OF LIGANDS IN COMPLEX COMPOUNDS; REPLACEMENT OF METALS IN COMPLEX COMPOUNDS; CONCLUSION; REFERENCES; Chapter 2. THE APPLICATION OF CHELATE COMPOUNDS IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION; FLUORINE-SUBSTITUTED REAGENTS; DIOXIME REAGENTS; EDTA INDICATORS AND SOME EDTA ANALOGUES.
FERROIN AND CUPROIN TYPE REAGENTSRHODANINES; STUDIES ON WELL-KNOWN REAGENTS; GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY OF METAL CHELATES; MASS SPECTROMETRY OF METAL CHELATES; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; REFERENCES; Chapter 3. SUR L'ANALYSE DES REACTIONS EN MILIEU NON-AQUEUX AU MOYEN DES METHODES ELECTROCHIMIQUES; RESUME; Chapter 4. GUIDING CONCEPTS RELATING TO TRACE ANALYSIS; ABSTRACT; 1. INTRODUCTION; 2. THE CONCEPT OF 'TRACE'; SCALES OF WORKING; 3. QUANTIFICATION IN CHEMICAL ANALYSIS; 4. LOGARITHMIC PRESENTATION OF VALUES; 5. ANATOMY OF THE MEASURED VALUE; 6. TREATMENT OF CALIBRATION FUNCTIONS.
7. CALIBRATION METHODS FOR TRACE DETERMINATION8. TYPE OF INFORMATION AND INFORMING POWER; 9. TOPOLOGIC AL STRUCTURES OF ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES; 10. SELECTIVITY AND SENSITIVITY OF PROCEDURES FOR MULTICOMPONENT ANALYSIS; 11. LIMIT OF DETECTION AND LIMIT OF GUARANTEE OF PURITY; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; REFERENCES; Chapter 5. DEVELOPMENTS IN QUANTITATIVE ORGANIC ULTRAMICRO ELEMENTARY ANALYSIS; ABSTRACT; METHODS USING DECOMPOSITION IN A GAS FLOW; FLASK COMBUSTION METHODS; WET COMBUSTION; QUANTIFICATION OF THE SAMPLE; REFERENCES; Chapter 6. THE PROBLEM OF DETECTION; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION.
THE PROBLEM OF DETECTIONChapter 7. IS RADIOCHEMISTRY THE ULTIMATE IN TRACE ANALYSIS?; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION; THE FIELD OF TRACE ANALYSIS; THE REAL WORLD OF TRACE ANALYSIS; REAGENT BLANKS, HIGH PURITY REAGENTS, CLEAN FACILITIES; CONTRIBUTION OF RADIOCHEMISTRY TO THE ANALYSIS OF PRACTICAL TRACE SAMPLES; SUMMARY; REFERENCES; Chapter 8. PRECIPITATE-BASED ION-SELECTIVE ELECTRODES; ABSTRACT; INTRODUCTION; THEORETICAL SECTION; PRACTICAL SECTION; SOME ANALYTICAL APPLICATIONS OF PRECIPITATE-BASED ION-SELECTIVE ELECTRODES; SOME OTHER APPLICATIONS OF ION-SELECTIVE ELECTRODES; CONCLUSION; REFERENCES.
Chapter 9. ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY IN JAPANABSTRACT; REFERENCES; Chapter 10. NON-DISPERSIVE SYSTEMS IN ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROSCOPY; ABSTRACT; 1. INTRODUCTION; 2. NON-DISPERSIVE SYSTEMS BASED ON SELECTIVE MODULATION; 3. NON-DISPERSIVE SYSTEMS BASED ON ATOMIC FLUORESCENCE; 4. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS; REFERENCES; Chapter 11. ANALYTICAL STUDIES OF THE ENVIRONMENT; ABSTRACT; WATER ANALYSES; AIR ANALYSES; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; REFERENCES.
At head of title: International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry Division in conjunction with the Science Council of Japan.
International Congress on Analytical Chemistry (4th : 1972 : Kyoto).