ELEMENTARY PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY. PART II. ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY, QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE.

Comparative survey between quantitative and qualitative paradigms (part II)‎

As stated in the first part of article, we have stated the four major philosophical paradigms ‎which make up the basis for knowledge(epistemology), the nature and reality(ontology) and ‎the acquisition methods of knowledge(methodology). Thus, according to each paradigm, ‎approach to knowledge is determined. ‎‏ ‏ In a more general category, we have two quantitative and qu...

Analytical Chemistry and Automation

INTRODUCTION To describe the relationship between analytical chemistry and automation is at the same time to describe the present position of both these fields, each of which strongly influences the other. We must give each its proper terms, and define the limits of their application. In so doing, we are considering not only the present position of analytical chemistry in its relationship to ot...

Elementary Organic Chemistry

Quantifying Measurement Uncertainty in Analytical Chemistry – a Simplified Practical Approach

Following a simple and practical approach can minimize the headaches of calculating the components of measurement uncertainty. Basic requirements for planning an analysis, realistically estimating the magnitude of uncertainty sources, and combining uncertainty components will be presented using examples of analytical chemistry methods.

Part I the Role of Analytical Chemistry in Archaeology