Comprehensive Analytical Chemistry

 Comprehensive Analytical ChemistryAudience All
analytical chemists, whether working in industrial, government, clinical,
biological, agricultural, food or environmental sectors; advanced students in
analytical chemsitryContents Part I. Introduction to flow
analysis Flow injection analysis - its origins and progress, by Elo Hansen From
Beaker to Programmable Microfluidics, by Jarda Ruzicka Principles of flow
injection analysis, by Ian McKelvie Theoretical basis of flow injection
analysis, by Spas Kolev Flow analysis bibliometrics, by Stuart Chalk Part II:
On-line sample manipulation On-line sample pretreatment: dissolution and
digestion, by Victor Cerda and Jose Estela On-line sample pretreatment:
extraction and preconcentration, by Tadao Sakai and Shoji Motomizu Membrane
based separation techniques-Dialysis and filtration, by Lola Luque de Castro
Membrane based separation techniques-Gas diffusion and Pervaporation, by Lola
Luque de Castro and B. Alvarez-Sanchez Chromatographic separation, by Petr
Solich Flow analysis ?Capillary electrophoresis, by Peter Hauser and Pavel Kuban
Part III: Detection Photometric, by Wolfgang Frenzel and Ian McKelvie
Luminescence, by Paul Francis and Conor Hoagan Atomic spectrometric detection,
by Elo Hansen and Manuel Miro Vibrational spectrometry in flow analysis, by
Miguel del la Guardia, Salvador Garrigues and Sergio Armenta Electrochemical
detection, by Ari Ivaska Miscellaneous detection methods, by Kate Grudpan and
Jaroon Jakmunee Part IV: Applications of Flow Injection Analysis Food, beverages
and agricultural applications, by Antonio Rangel, Ildiko Toth, and Marcela
Segundo Recent applications of flow analysis techniques in the life sciences, by
Jianhua Wang Bioprocess and pharmaceutical applicationsMirek Polasek
Applications of Flow Analysis: Industrial and process analysis, by Celio
Pasquini and Marcio Reboucas Atmospheric Trace Gas Analyses by Flow Based
Measurements, by Sandy Dasgupta and Kei Toda Environmental applications of flow
injection analysis: Water, sediments and soils, by Paul Worsfold, Grady Hanrahan
and Ian McKelvie