Elements of Quantitative Analysis. Theory and Practice

Article number 10224236

A comprehensive textbook explaining the theoretical foundations and practical methods of quantitative chemical analysis. The authors describe how chemical substances can be identified and measured accurately through gravimetric, volumetric and instrumental techniques. Detailed attention is given to chemical equilibria, precipitation reactions, acid-base titrations, oxidation-reduction processes and complex formation. The text also covers the preparation of standard solutions, the use of analytical balances, laboratory procedures and the calculation and interpretation of experimental results. Practical examples and exercises connect chemical theory with laboratory applications, making the book suitable for students of chemistry and professional laboratory analysts.