Quantitative Chemical Analysis (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Quantitative Chemical Analysis - Volume One is the work of Dr. C. Remigius Fresenius, a notable German chemist, translated from the sixth German edition by A. Vacher.

As the name of the volume indicates,Quantitative Chemical Analysis is a chemistry textbook focusing on chemical analysis. Following a brief introduction, the book opens with an examination of the operations involved in chemical analysis, highlighting proper techniques for determining quantity and outlining a general procedure to follow when conducting quantitative analysis. Section two is a discussion of reagents, the substances used to create chemical reactions. Fresenius then outlines the various groups of acids and bases that exist, including a chemical analysis of each substance. The book concludes with a section on the separation of various elements from one another, including a how-to for the reader.

Fresenius has succeeded in creating a thorough textbook on quantitative chemical analysis. This is a book for the serious student or teacher of chemistry, and should not be mistaken for a beginner's textbook. The principles discusses are advanced and require a good deal of background knowledge about the subject matter. The book is written in a detailed but clear style that will appeal to all those involved in chemical analysis.

Quantitative Chemical Analysis - Volume One is a valuable work and a worthwhile addition to your library of chemistry textbooks. Fresenius' writes with a sense of authority that guides the reader through the process of quantitative chemical analysis. If the subject matter of this text is of interest to you, this book is certainly worthy of your attention.

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