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082			_223rd _a542 DEA
245			_aPractical Skills in Chemistry / _cJohn R. Dean...[et al.].
250			_a3rd.ed.
260			_aHarlow, England _bPearson Education Ltd. _c2017
300			_axvii, 633p. : ill. ; 27cm
500			_aIt includes answer to study exercises and index
521			_aPractical Skills in Chemistry 3rd edition is a highly unique textbook that combines a wealth of practical knowledge and skills with the more technical aspects of chemistry. It provides a general guidance for use in and out of practical sessions, covering a range of techniques from the basic to the more advanced. It also provides a solid grounding in wider transferable skills such as teamwork, using information technology, communicating information and study skills. Features New content layout to aid readability 'One-stop' guide to the key practical skills needed in chemistry. Information presented in a clear and user-friendly manner, tailored directly for the mastery of basic laboratory skills. Numerous margin tips and hints, 'how to' boxes, checklists, worked examples and study exercises. Guidance on numerical aspects, including statistics. Chapters grouped into key topics. Fully updated guide to health and safety, project work, Raman spectroscopy, internet resources and enhancing your cv. New chapters on molecular formulae and X-ray diffraction. Generic guidance regarding Microsoft office software, rather than version-specific details. Table of Contents Contents List of boxes viii Preface to the second edition xi Guided tour xii For the student xiv Acknowledgements xv List of abbreviations xvi Study and examination skills 1. The importance of transferable skills 2. Managing your time 3. Working with others 4. Taking notes from lectures and texts 5. Learning and revising 6. Curriculum options, assessments and exams 7. Preparing your curriculum vitae Information technology and library resources 8. Finding and citing published information 9. Evaluating information 10. Using online resources 11. Internet resources for chemistry 12. Using spreadsheets 13. Word processors, databases and other packages Communicating information 14. Organising a poster display 15. Giving a spoken presentation 16. General aspects of scientific writing 17. Writing essays 18. Reporting practical and project work 19. Writing literature surveys and reviews Fundamental laboratory techniques 20. Your approach to practical work 21. Health and safety 22. Working with liquids 23. Basic laboratory procedures I 24. Basic laboratory procedures II 25. Principles of solution chemistry 26. pH and buffer solutions The investigative approach 27. Making and recording measurements 28. SI units and their use 29. Scientific method and design of experiments 30. Project work Laboratory techniques 31. Melting points 32. Recrystallisation 33. Solvent extraction 34. Distillation 35. Reflux 36. Evaporation 37. Inert atmosphere methods 38. Combinatorial chemistry Classical techniques 39. Qualitative techniques for inorganic analysis 40. Gravimetry 41. Procedures in volumetric analysis 42. Acid–base titrations 43. Complexometric titrations 44. Redox titrations 45. Precipitation titrations Instrumental techniques 46. Fundamental principles of quantitative chemical analysis 47. Calibration and quantitative analysis 48. Basic spectroscopy 49. Atomic spectroscopy 50. X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy 51. Chromatography – basic principles 52. Gas and liquid chromatography 53. Electrophoresis 54. Electroanalytical techniques 55. Radioactive isotopes and their uses 56. Infrared spectroscopy 57. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy 58. Mass spectrometry 59. Thermal analysis Analysis and presentation of data 60. Using graphs 61. Presenting data in tables 62. Hints for solving numerical problems 63. Descriptive statistics 64. Choosing and using statistical tests 65. Drawing chemical structures 66. Chemometrics 67. Computational chemistry Answers to study exercises Index
650		0	_910475 _aChemistry—Study and teaching;
700			_910474 _aDean, John R.
856			_uhttps://www.pearson.ch/HigherEducation/Pearson/EAN/9781292139920/Practical-Skills-in-Chemistry
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