In order to incorporate the very extensive changes and additions, the book has been entirely reset. The task of revision has occupied several years, and new experimental work carried out in the author's laboratory has been included. Nevertheless, it is of t~e greatest importance that the balance between what might be termed the classical method and the modern instrumental method of training the student in inorganic analysis be maintained this can be achieved only if due emphasis be placed upon classical methods in the course of instruction.
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has been made to overcome this difficulty in a few cases by supplying full details for the construction of home-made instruments. It will be appreciated that some instruments are beyond the financial resources of the average College laboratory, and an attempt. It is now generally accepted that a training in at least some of the instrumental methods is highly desirable it is hoped that sufficientyew matter has been incorporated to meet this objective. During the eleven years that have elapsed since the previous edition was published, inorganic analytical chemistry has developed in numerous directions, more particularly in the introduction of instrumental methods of analysis. These include the provision of a text-book which will be of value: (i) to the student throughout the whole of his career and (ii) to practising analytical chemists and to all those workers who have occasion to utilise methods of quantitative inorganic analysis. PREFACE TO SECOND EDITION THE kind reception accorded to the First Edition has encouraged the author in the belief that his main aims have been largely achieved. IN G1!lllAT BllITAlN BY RIClJAllD OLAY AND. ~ vrcTOEIA STEEET TOEONTO 1 \ : ORIENT LONGMANS LTD BOMBAY CALCUTTA MADEASįirst Published 1939 Reprinted June 191] and November 1942 !V'ew Impressions with corrections 194.1 Reprinted September 19U Reprinted October 1945 Reprinted September 1946 Reprinted February 1947 Reprinted June 1948 Second Edition 1951
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