Microprocesser application

By:

Stevenson, Donald

Contributor(s):

Miller, Keith

Language: ENG Series: Analytical Chemistry By Open LearningPublication details: New Delhi Wiley India 1987Edition: 1stDescription: 574, 22.9*15.2 Pages | Binding - Paperback |ISBN:

978-81-265-1740-4

Subject(s):

PHARMACEUTICAL ANALYSIS

DDC classification:

615.1901 STE DDC23

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Summary: Many analytical techniques are now dependent on sophisticated computer technology and it is becoming increasingly important for chemists to have a working knowledge of microcomputers. The aim of this book is to provide analytical chemists with a back-ground knowledge of computers, hardware requirements, software and basic programming. It also develops an understanding of how computers can extend the interpretation of results in both quantitative and visual terms. This book will prove valuable to anyone making use of microprocessors in a laboratory, whether as part of an existing system or to extend current capability

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Many analytical techniques are now dependent on sophisticated computer technology and it is becoming increasingly important for chemists to have a working knowledge of microcomputers. The aim of this book is to provide analytical chemists with a back-ground knowledge of computers, hardware requirements, software and basic programming. It also develops an understanding of how computers can extend the interpretation of results in both quantitative and visual terms. This book will prove valuable to anyone making use of microprocessors in a laboratory, whether as part of an existing system or to extend current capability

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