| Titre : |
Analytical Chemistry in Metallurgy |
| Type de document : |
texte imprimé |
| Auteurs : |
I Posypaiko V, Auteur |
| Editeur : |
Moscou : Editions Mir |
| Année de publication : |
1984 |
| Langues : |
Français (fre) |
| Index. décimale : |
540 Chimie et sciences connexes |
| Note de contenu : |
contents
Introduction
chapter 1: goals and methods of analytical chemistry
chapter 2: general theroretical principles of chemical processes
PART one : preparation of samples for analysis
chapter 3: taking a representative sample
chapter 4: methods of bringing a sample into solution
chapter 5: masking of interfering lons by complexing reactions
chapter 6: separaion and concentration methods
PART two : methodes of identification and determination of element
chapter 7: classification of analytical methods
chapter 8: analytical properties of element and thier componds
chapter 9: chemical methods of indentification of elements
chapter 10: general technique for the determination of concentration
chapter 11: gravitemetric analysis
chapter 12: acid-base titration
chapter 13: analytical methods based on the application of complex compounds
chapter 14: oxidation-reduction titration
chapter 15: electrochemical analytical methods
chapter 16: emission spectrochemical analysis
PART three : analytical methods employed in metallurgical industry
chapter 17: analytical control in metallurgy
chapter 18: planning of experiments
chapter 19: laboratory techniques
chapter 20: brief characteristic of the chemical composition of mterials in metal industries
chapter 21: indentification of metallurgical materials
chapter 22: analysis of ores and minerals
chapter 23: analysis of slags and fluxes
chapter 24: analysis of irons and unalloyed steels
chapter 25: analysis of alloyed steels
chapter 26: analysis of light non-ferrous and hard alloys
chapter 27: analysis of pure metals. |
Analytical Chemistry in Metallurgy [texte imprimé] / I Posypaiko V, Auteur . - Moscou : Editions Mir, 1984. Langues : Français ( fre)
| Index. décimale : |
540 Chimie et sciences connexes |
| Note de contenu : |
contents
Introduction
chapter 1: goals and methods of analytical chemistry
chapter 2: general theroretical principles of chemical processes
PART one : preparation of samples for analysis
chapter 3: taking a representative sample
chapter 4: methods of bringing a sample into solution
chapter 5: masking of interfering lons by complexing reactions
chapter 6: separaion and concentration methods
PART two : methodes of identification and determination of element
chapter 7: classification of analytical methods
chapter 8: analytical properties of element and thier componds
chapter 9: chemical methods of indentification of elements
chapter 10: general technique for the determination of concentration
chapter 11: gravitemetric analysis
chapter 12: acid-base titration
chapter 13: analytical methods based on the application of complex compounds
chapter 14: oxidation-reduction titration
chapter 15: electrochemical analytical methods
chapter 16: emission spectrochemical analysis
PART three : analytical methods employed in metallurgical industry
chapter 17: analytical control in metallurgy
chapter 18: planning of experiments
chapter 19: laboratory techniques
chapter 20: brief characteristic of the chemical composition of mterials in metal industries
chapter 21: indentification of metallurgical materials
chapter 22: analysis of ores and minerals
chapter 23: analysis of slags and fluxes
chapter 24: analysis of irons and unalloyed steels
chapter 25: analysis of alloyed steels
chapter 26: analysis of light non-ferrous and hard alloys
chapter 27: analysis of pure metals. |
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Analytical Chemistry in Metallurgy
