Illustrated Pocket Dictionary of Chromatography

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By Paul C. Sadek

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Provides concise definitions, illustrations, formulas, and all of the other information that you need in a laboratory chromatography reference

The Illustrated Pocket Dictionary of Chromatography offers the perfect quick reference to the parameters, systems, and components that support successful chromatographic separations. Concise, practical, and filled with detailed drawings, diagrams, and photographs, this pocket dictionary is designed for easy use in the laboratory. It provides a complete, up-to-date reference on analytical techniques such as gas chromatography, high-performance liquid chromatography, thin layer chromatography, and capillary electrophoresis as well as preparation techniques such as solid phase extraction and microextraction.

The Illustrated Pocket Dictionary of Chromatography features:

  • Explanations of key concepts
  • Equations and formulas
  • Parameters
  • High-quality photographs of instruments, equipment, and components
  • References for further research
  • Explanations of common acronyms
Ideal for the working chemist or technician in pharmaceutical, industrial, forensic, government, or other lab settings, the Illustrated Pocket Dictionary of Chromatography is also appropriate as a supplemental reference for analytical chemistry courses and labs. Students and analysts alike will find this compact yet comprehensive resource a valuable companion to their work in chromatography.
Illustrated Pocket Dictionary of Chromatography