X-Ray method

By:

Clive, Whitson

Language: ENG Series: Analytical Chemistry By Open LearningPublication details: New Delhi Wiley India 1987Edition: 1stDescription: 426, 22.9*15.1 Pages | Binding - Paperback |ISBN:

978-81-265-1728-2

Subject(s):

PHARMACEUTICAL ANALYSIS

DDC classification:

615.1901 CLI DDC23

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Summary: The text provides the reader with a working knowledge of a variety of analytical applications of X-ray diffraction and X-ray fluorescence. It presents the basic theory of x-ray diffraction and fluorescence, a description of the instrumentation and discussion of the usefulness and limitations of a number of x-ray and related techniques. These techniques, in actual practice, require experience in order to achieve good results and this book enables the beginner to approach the instrumentation with confidence and to be able to decide upon the appropriate technique for the situation at hand It also includes analysis of case studies using real data.

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The text provides the reader with a working knowledge of a variety of analytical applications of X-ray diffraction and X-ray fluorescence. It presents the basic theory of x-ray diffraction and fluorescence, a description of the instrumentation and discussion of the usefulness and limitations of a number of x-ray and related techniques. These techniques, in actual practice, require experience in order to achieve good results and this book enables the beginner to approach the instrumentation with confidence and to be able to decide upon the appropriate technique for the situation at hand It also includes analysis of case studies using real data.

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