Ion exchange in analytical chemistry

The purpose of this book is to provide analytical chemists with a broad survey of the role that ion exchange can and should play in chemical analysis. In order that the users of the book may understand properly the recommended analytical methods, considerable space is devoted to the preparation, structure and properties of ion-exchange materials. These include not only the well-known resins but also the inorganic, cellulosic and liquid ion exhangers. The plate-equilibrium theory of chromatography is emphasised. Although this is less rigorous theoretically than the mass-transfer theory, it is much more helpful to the analyst who wishes to calculate from the data of a few elutions the concentration and pH of eluent that will give the most efficient separation of a given mixture. This book will prove to be of value to analytical chemists, especially those intersted in separations, and physical chemists interested in ion exchange.

Year

1970

Language

English

Publisher

Taylor & Francis Group

Editions

3

Pages

312

ISBN

9781322261560

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