Advances in Flow Injection Analysis and Related Techniques

The concept of flow injection analysis (FIA) was first proposed in 1975 by Ruzicka and Hansen, and it was initiated in the future. publications in the international scientific literature.
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This book aims to cover the most important aspects of FIA, which still remains the most popular flow analysis in analytical practice. Topics covered in the concept of molecular analysis of molecular dynamics and molecular equipment (eg atomic and molecular spectrometers, electroanalytical methods). In addition, there are several chapters on on-line separation (eg filtration, gas diffusion, dialysis, pervaporation, solvent and membrane extraction, and chromatography), as well as on other sample pretreatment techniques, such as digestion.
The book also incorporates several environmental and agricultural analysis and life sciences.
The contributing authors, are all leading experts in the flow of analytical techniques, and also suggesting future trends.

- Provides a critical review of current trends in flow analytical techniques
- Offers and comprehensive elucidation of the flow and theoretical basis of flow analysis
- Presents important applications in all areas of environmental analysis

Part I. Introduction to flow analysis
Flow injection analysis - its origins and progress
From Beaker to Programmable Microfluidics
Principles of flow injection analysis
Theoretical basis of flow injection analysis
Flow analysis bibliometrics
Part II: On-line sample manipulation
On-line sample pretreatment: dissolution and digestion
On-line sample pretreatment: extraction and preconcentration
Membrane based separation techniques- Dialysis and filtration
Membrane based separation techniques-Gas diffusion and Pervaporation
Chromatographic separation
Flow analysis -Capillary electrophoresis
Part III: Detection
photometric
Luminescence
Atomic spectrometric detection
Vibrational spectrometry in flow analysis
Electrochemical detection
Miscellaneous detection methods
Part IV: Applications of Flow Injection Analysis
Food, beverages and agricultural applications
Recent applications of flow analysis techniques in the life sciences
Bioprocess and pharmaceutical applications
Applications of Flow Analysis: Industrial and process analysis
Atmospheric Trace Gas Analyzes by Flow Based Measurements
Environmental applications of flow injection analysis: Water, sediments and soils