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Ion Exchangers in Analytical Chemistry. Their Properties and Use in Inorganic Chemistry (Comprehensive Analytical Chemistry) by V.G. Amelin; V. Balek; Alain Berthod; E. Dejmková; Bohdan Dziunikowski; Karel Eckschlager; H.-H. Emons; Slavoj Hála; E. Havránek; V.M. Ivanov; Neil D. Jespersen; O. Klug; Miroslav Kopanica; L'udovít Kubiár; Meislav Kura; N.M. Kuzmin; B.A. Lopatin; M. Marhol; L. Mázor; T. Nowicka-Jankowska; F. Paulik; J. Pawliszyn; Milan Popl; Ludk afaík; Jaroslav esták; Vra Stará; Zdenk Stránský; J. Tölgyessy; E. Upor; Jaroslav Vana; Ju.A. Zolotov; E. Smolková-Keulemansová; L. Feltl; Ian Weeks; Malcolm R. Smyth; Johannes G. Vos; R. Łobinski; Z. Marczenko; E. Pramauro; E. Pelizzetti; D. Pérez-Bendito; S. Rubio; Joseph A. Caruso; Karen L. Sutton; Kathryn L. Ackley; Diane Beauchemin; Alfred A. Christy; Yukihiro Ozaki; Vasilis G. Gregoriou; Salvador Alegret; T.P. Knepper; D. Barceló; P. De Voogt; Amadeo R. Fernández-Alba; K. Janssens; R. Van Grieken is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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Ion exchangers have an important place in modern analytical chemistry. They are mostly used in the separation of mixtures of ions, but can also be used elsewhere in qualitative analysis, in the preconcentration of ions from highly diluted solutions, in preparing and purifying solutions, chemicals or water, and in many other ways. From the large assortment of ion exchangers, preference has been given in this publication to the types based on synthetic organic high molecular-weight polymers. Only marginal attention is devoted to other types of exchangers such as derivatives of cellulose, liquid ion exchangers, ion exchanger papers and inorganic ion exchangers. This book is devoted to ion exchangers associated with the analytical chemistry of inorganic systems.

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Author

V.G. Amelin; V. Balek; Alain Berthod; E. Dejmková; Bohdan Dziunikowski; Karel Eckschlager; H.-H. Emons; Slavoj Hála; E. Havránek; V.M. Ivanov; Neil D. Jespersen; O. Klug; Miroslav Kopanica; L'udovít Kubiár; Meislav Kura; N.M. Kuzmin; B.A. Lopatin; M. Marhol; L. Mázor; T. Nowicka-Jankowska; F. Paulik; J. Pawliszyn; Milan Popl; Ludk afaík; Jaroslav esták; Vra Stará; Zdenk Stránský; J. Tölgyessy; E. Upor; Jaroslav Vana; Ju.A. Zolotov; E. Smolková-Keulemansová; L. Feltl; Ian Weeks; Malcolm R. Smyth; Johannes G. Vos; R. Łobinski; Z. Marczenko; E. Pramauro; E. Pelizzetti; D. Pérez-Bendito; S. Rubio; Joseph A. Caruso; Karen L. Sutton; Kathryn L. Ackley; Diane Beauchemin; Alfred A. Christy; Yukihiro Ozaki; Vasilis G. Gregoriou; Salvador Alegret; T.P. Knepper; D. Barceló; P. De Voogt; Amadeo R. Fernández-Alba; K. Janssens; R. Van Grieken

Publisher

Elsevier; Distributors for the United States and Canada, Elsevier Science Pub. Co.

Published

1982

Language

EN

ISBN

9780444626578

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Science, Chemistry, Stem