The chemical analysis of water [electronic resource] : general principles and techniques / by D.T.E. Hunt and A.L. Wilson.
This edition covers the considerable developments which have taken place (in the 11 years since the first edition was published) in the measurement of water quality, with particular reference to methods for estimating and controlling possible errors in analytical results.
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Royal Society of Chemistry,
©1986
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| Edition: | 2nd ed. |
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Table of Contents:
- Information requirements of measurement programmes
- Sampling
- The nature and importance of errors in analytical results
- Estimation and control of the bias of analytical results
- Estimation and control of the precision of analytical results
- Achievement of specified accuracy by a group of laboratories
- Reporting analytical results
- The selection of analytical methods
- General precautions in water-analysis laboratories
- Analytical techniques
- Automatic and on-line analysis
- Computers in water analysis.