Part 1. Introduction and General Considerations.
Preparatory information. Overview of a chemical analysis. Types of operations used in sample preparation. Some theoretical aspects of phase transfers. Introductory approach to theory of distribution equilibrium. Some aspects of mass transfer processes. Characterization of chromatogr aphic separations. General characteristics of separations. Elementary di scussion on thermodynamic and kinetic factors in chemical reactions. Bri ef survey on molecular interactions. Empirical and estimated parameters for sample preparation problems. Introductory discussion on precision, a ccuracy, sensitivity, and limit of detection in chemical analysis. Valid ation of an analytical method.
Sampling and Its C onnection with Sample Preparation. Relation of sampling to samp le preparation. Representative samples. Techniques for sample collection . Handling, preservation, and storage of samples.
Overview on Sample Preparation for Chromatography.
The role of sample preparation.
The use of prelim
Preparatory information. Overview of a chemical analysis. Types of operations used in sample preparation. Some theoretical aspects of phase transfers. Introductory approach to theory of distribution equilibrium. Some aspects of mass transfer processes. Characterization of chromatogr aphic separations. General characteristics of separations. Elementary di scussion on thermodynamic and kinetic factors in chemical reactions. Bri ef survey on molecular interactions. Empirical and estimated parameters for sample preparation problems. Introductory discussion on precision, a ccuracy, sensitivity, and limit of detection in chemical analysis. Valid ation of an analytical method.
Sampling and Its C onnection with Sample Preparation. Relation of sampling to samp le preparation. Representative samples. Techniques for sample collection . Handling, preservation, and storage of samples.
Overview on Sample Preparation for Chromatography.
The role of sample preparation.
The use of prelim
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