Pharmaceutical chemistry : Volume- 2

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Cover page.pdf (1.189Mo)

Table of content.pdf (1.024Mo)

1. Absorption spectrophotometry.pdf (13.21Mo)

2. Infrared spectroscopy.pdf (12.33Mo)

3. Raman spectroscopy.pdf (8.808Mo)

4. Fluorometry.pdf (9.324Mo)

5. Atomic absorption spectroscopy.pdf (3.927Mo)

6. Mass spectroscopy.pdf (4.722Mo)

7. Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.pdf (7.803Mo)

8. Turbidimetry Nephelometry Colbidimetry.pdf (14.64Mo)

9. Optical crystallagraphy.pdf (8.617Mo)

10. X-ray analysis.pdf (8.856Mo)

11. Refractometry.pdf (3.902Mo)

12. Polarimetry.pdf (5.544Mo)

13. Potentiometric titrations.pdf (11.36Mo)

14. Current flow methods.pdf (6.821Mo)

15. Coulometric methods and chronopotentiometry.pdf (6.896Mo)

16. Polarography.pdf (13.29Mo)

17. Amperometric titrations.pdf (6.008Mo)

18. Gas chromatography.pdf (9.288Mo)

19. Radio chemical technique.pdf (10.03Mo)

Index & etc.pdf (8.899Mo)

Date

1969

Auteur

Chatten, Leslie G.

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Résumé

This are emphases on quality control chemical manufacturer have placed a greater load on the ingenuity of the control chemist. such an individual must be so well trained that he is capable to gathered techniques in place on pharmaceutical industry.

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http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/755

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