Bernd Kahn

Radioanalytical Chemistry Bernd Kahn

Marc Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index. Review Quotes: From the reviews: "It is an edited compilation of 17 chapters prepared by 20 contributing authors. There is good information available in the book. a ] It has perhaps greater utility as a guide for the setup and operation of a radioanalytical laboratory. a ] it is generally easy to read, is appropriately organized, and does add a new perspective to the existing instructional materials on radioanalytical chemistry. Overall, this is a useful book a ] ." (Kenneth L. Nash, Journal of the American Chemical Society, Vol. 129 (33), 2007) Review Quotes: From the reviews: "It is an edited compilation of 17 chapters prepared by 20 contributing authors. There is good information available in the book. It has perhaps greater utility as a guide for the setup and operation of a radioanalytical laboratory. it is generally easy to read, is appropriately organized, and does add a new perspective to the existing instructional materials on radioanalytical chemistry. Overall, this is a useful book ." (Kenneth L. Nash, Journal of the American Chemical Society, Vol. 129 (33), 2007) Review Quotes: From the reviews: "It is an edited compilation of 17 chapters prepared by 20 contributing authors. There is good information available in the book. It has perhaps greater utility as a guide for the setup and operation of a radioanalytical laboratory. it is generally easy to read, is appropriately organized, and does add a new perspective to the existing instructional materials on radioanalytical chemistry. Overall, this is a useful book ." (Kenneth L. Nash, Journal of the American Chemical Society, Vol. 129 (33), 2007) Review Quotes: From the reviews: "It is an edited compilation of 17 chapters prepared by 20 contributing authors. There is good information available in the book. It has perhaps greater utility as a guide for the setup and operation of a radioanalytical laboratory. it is generally easy to read, is appropriately organized, and does add a new perspective to the existing instructional materials on radioanalytical chemistry. Overall, this is a useful book ." (Kenneth L. Nash, Journal of the American Chemical Society, Vol. 129 (33), 2007) Table of Contents: Radiation Detection Principles.- Analytical Chemistry Principles.- Radioanalytical Chemistry Principles and Practices.- Sample Collection and Preparation.- Applied Radioanalytical Chemistry.- Preparation for Sample Measurement.- Applied Radiation Measurements.- Radionuclide Identification.- Data Calculation, Analysis, and Reporting.- Quality Assurance.- Methods Diagnostics.- Laboratory Design and Management Principles.- Laboratory Safety.- Automated Laboratory and Field Radionuclide Analysis Systems.- Chemistry Beyond the Actinides.- Mass Spectrometric Radionuclide Analyses. Publisher Marketing: Useful for the teaching and practice of radioanalytical chemistry, this work encompasses a concise theoretical background, laboratory work, and data interpretation. It also includes chapters on various applications of radioanalytical techniques.