Environmental Analytical Chemistry is a science that investigates how to use modern scientific theory and advanced experimental techniques to identify and determine the types, components, amounts and chemical forms of substances in the environment, including both naturally occurring chemicals and anthropogenic contaminants. The book covers the newest developments of environmental analytical chemistry in recent years. Its topics include pretreatment techniques of environmental samples, chemical species and speciation analysis, atmospheric pollutants analysis, water pollutants analysis, soil pollutants analysis, sensing techniques for environmental pollutants and on-site rapid emergency analytical technology for environmental emergencies. The book will be of use for researchers and technical personnel in the field of environmental science, environmental chemistry, environmental monitoring and analytical chemistry.

Includes the newest developments in environmental analytical chemistry

Includes a variety of topics, not only fundamentals of analytical chemistry, but also practical applications in various environmental samples from atmospheric, water, and soil environments

Covers on-site, rapid emergency analytical technology for environmental emergencies, which is unique and not seen in most other books