[PDF] Spectrometric Titrations volume Analytical Chemistry J?rgen Polster, H. Lachmann

Recently developed methods for the spectroscopic analysis of chemical equilibria are summarized clearly and concisely in this book. The methods themselves are applicable to virtually any spectroscopic technique that produces an output signal linearly dependent upon the concentration of solution components, a criterion met by UV/vis, IR, fluorescence, CD, ORD, NMR, and ESR. Methods of evaluation applicable to each of these types of spectroscopy are also treated in the text. An appendix listing the computer programs EDIA and TIFIT, which helped the authors to interpret their data, rounds off the book. Since equilibria play a fundamental role in a wide array of problems in both chemistry and biochemistry, this book will be useful not only to chemists and biochemists but also to biologists, pharmacologists and toxicologists.