Analytical chemistry. Methods of identification and determination of substances. Textbook

The cycle of books contains the most important sections of modern analytical chemistry. The specifics of textbooks in comparison with domestic and foreign analogues: the presence of a single concept that combines all sections of analytical chemistry. From the standpoint of this concept, each analytical method is based on certain characteristic properties of substances that they show in conditions of certain external influences on them. Manifestations of these properties allow you to identify, determine and separate substances.
This textbook covers the methods of direct determination and identification of analytes, regardless of the nature of the objects of analysis: traditional chemical methods of gravimetry and titrimetry, kinetic and thermochemical methods. In separate sections, electrochemical methods and methods based on the interaction of substances with electromagnetic radiation and corpuscular flows are identified. The considered electrochemical methods include their equilibrium and nonequilibrium options. The last section covers the whole variety of spectral analysis methods: optical atomic spectrometry, x -ray spectral methods, molecular spectrometry in various areas of the spectrum, oscillatory spectrometry, radio spectroscopic methods and methods based on dispersion, refraction and polarization of light.
The textbook is designed for students studying according to specialty programs, magistrates and graduate schools of training and specialties included in the UGC: "Chemistry" and "Chemical Technologies". The book will also be useful to master and graduate students specializing in the field of analytical chemistry.
2nd edition, stereotypical