Books in the Physical Methods of Chemistry series

The importance of the determination of elastic and mechanical properties has increased greatly as the result of new materials research and automated manufacturing and processing methods. This book provides information on laboratory techniques for both academic and research scientists.

One of a series of subvolumes on physical chemistry, this work examines interfaces involving solid, liquid or gaseous surfaces. The techniques discussed range from experimental to those commonly used in surface studies.

Part of a multi-volume reference work which explores the important methods of instrumental chemical analysis, measurement and control. The contributors offer descriptions of the value, potential and limitation of each respective technique.

This final volume in the series contains chapters on analytical supercritical fluid chromatography and extraction, and liquid chromatography. It also includes a cumulative index which provides easy access to the 85 chapters of this reference work.

Each volume in this series details changes in both the perception and the practice of chemistry, presenting discussion of all important methods of instrumental chemical analysis, measurement and control. Emphasis is placed on methods rather than results.