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1970réf. Smith-71Ann Arbor-Humphrey Science Publishers Ann Arbor 1970 Used book a clean unmarked copy with a tight binding ex-library copy with usual markings. Text itself is clean. issued without a jacket. Ann Arbor & London: Ann Arbor-Humphrey Science Publishers 1970. First English edition. First printing. Hardcover. Original publisher s yellow cloth stamped in brown. Issued without dust jacket as published. Octavo. xii 402 pages. Illustrated with tables reaction schemes molecular diagrams and analytical charts. Translated from the Russian by J. Schmorak. A comprehensive technical handbook devoted to the analytical chemistry of rare and dispersed elements intended for professional chemists metallurgists and laboratory researchers. The volume systematically treats the qualitative and quantitative determination of rare elements across the periodic table with emphasis on trace analysis and separation techniques. Individual chapters detail classical and instrumental analytical methods including gravimetric titrimetric spectrophotometric polarographic and extraction-based procedures. The text provides step-by-step laboratory procedures lists of reagents detection limits interferences and comparative method reliability. Extensive tabular material summarizes reaction conditions selectivity sensitivity and analytical accuracy. Special attention is given to rare earth elements actinides and less commonly encountered metals of industrial and geochemical importance. The work concludes with multiple technical appendices comprehensive bibliographical references for each section and a detailed index for laboratory use. A standard mid-century reference for analytical laboratories dealing with rare elements in metallurgy geology nuclear chemistry and materials science representing the authoritative Soviet analytical chemistry tradition made accessible to English-language researchers. The authors are three Soviet analytical chemists all active in mid-20th-century inorganic and analytical chemistry: A. I. Busev the lead author and the most prominent of the three. Busev was a well-known Soviet specialist in analytical chemistry of rare and trace elements particularly separation methods complexation and quantitative analysis. He authored and co-authored several authoritative laboratory manuals used in Soviet research institutes and technical universities. V. G. Tiptsova co-author worked in analytical and inorganic chemistry contributing especially to method development and reagent systems for the detection and measurement of rare elements. Her work appears primarily in collaborative institutional publications rather than standalone monographs. V. M. Ivanov co-author was involved in applied analytical chemistry with a focus on laboratory techniques tables and procedural standardization for trace-element analysis. This book reflects the Soviet school of analytical chemistry which emphasized exhaustive procedural detail reproducibility and comparative method analysis. Authorship in this period was often collective and institutional; the authority of the work lies less in individual celebrity and more in its role as a state-level technical reference later translated for Western laboratories during the Cold War era. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Ann Arbor-Humphrey Science Publishers, Ann Arbor hardcover
1924réf. 22087Self-Published 1924. Third edition. Hardcover. VG. Green cloth with light wear some soiling to front cover tightly bound bookplate on front paste-down detached leaving messy dried rubber cement stains otherwise and unmarked copy with clean and bright pages. Advert leave laid in for other books by Grout of Newfane VT in Florida in the winter. No dust jacket if issued. xv 339 pages plus advert. Illustrated throughout. Experienced full-time bookseller since 1994 selling online since 1998. Images may be added by request. Questions welcome. Self-Published hardcover
réf. 18467Note on letterhead of the Junior Athenaeum Club 116 Piccadilly London . 18 November circa 1898 . Stewart's memorandum undated. The note and memo are on a 12mo bifolium. In good condition lightly-aged. The letter is signed 'A. J. Hall' and addressed to 'My dear Doctor'. He explains that he would gladly visit him 'if at liberty' but that he is 'at Wolverhampton that night with Madame Albani'. The biographical note presumably in Stewart's autograph is on the reverse of the second leaf of the bifolium beneath the following in red ink: 'Memo. by Dr. James Stewart "Sheamus Rua" Hon. Secy. Provl. of the Irish Medical Schools' & Graduates Associatn.' The note fills the page running to twenty-one lines and begins: 'The note on the opposite side was written by the great singer whose lovely voice has delighted thousands since the late rector of Middleton Co. Cork where his father was sexton of the protestant church was good enough to find the money to pay for his musical education.' Hall is said to be living 'almost altogether in California U.S.A.' The note contains a reference to an event in 1898 and the same date is added to Hall's note in pencil. Note on letterhead of the Junior Athenaeum Club, 116 Piccadilly [ London ]. 18 November [ circa 1898 ]. Stewart's memorandum und unknown
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2000réf. 381945Shenzhen Press Group Press; 1 August 2008 1 2000-01-01. paperback. Used - Good. Ship out in 2 business day And Fast shipping Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Paperback. Pages Number: 169 Language: Chinese. Publisher: Publishing House of Shenzhen Press Group; 1 August 1. 2008. uncertain about Ajahn Chah in a very simple and plain style. talk about the three characteristics of all phenomena within the view - impermanence. suffering and without me. and made a convincing method of treatment. so that we can overcome the change the fear. including let go. live in the moment and engage in meditation. A Chah s teachings are based on impermanence. as repair Satisfaction guaranteedor money back. Shenzhen Press Group Press; 1 (August 2008 1) paperback
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