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HANDBOOK OF METHODS AND INSTRUMENTATION IN SEPARATION SCIENCE
ID: 172740
Colin Poole
This handbook is intended for the needs of the study of separations. It is a work in the world. Encyclopedia of Separation. In a single source it affords access to a comprehensive assortment.
One-stop source for information on Separation Methods
General Overviews for Quick Orientation
Ease of use for finding results fast
Expert Coverage of major Separation Methods
Coverage of Techniques for all sizes of samples, pico-level is kilo-level
Crystallization
Distillation
electrophoresis
Extraction
Ion Exchange
Membrane Separations
Particle Size Separations
172740
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