Analytical pyrolysis allows scientists to use routine laboratory instrumentation for analyzing complex, opaque, or insoluble samples more effectively than other analytical techniques alone. Analytical Pyrolysis Handbook, Third Edition is a practical guide to the application of pyrolysis techniques to various samples and sample types for a diversity of fields including microbiology, forensic science, industrial research, and environmental analysis.
The much-anticipated third edition incorporates recent technological advances that increase the technique's sensitivity to trace elements, improve its reproducibility, and expand its applicability. The book reviews the types of instrumentation available to perform pyrolysis and offers guidance for interfacing instruments and integrating other analytical techniques, including gas chromatography and mass spectrometry. Fully updated with new sample pyrograms, figures, references, and real-world examples, this edition also highlights new areas of application including cultural materials, forensic analysis, and environmental studies.
This book illustrates how the latest advances make pyrolysis a practical, cost-effective, reliable, and flexible alternative for increasingly complex sample analyses. Analytical Pyrolysis Handbook, Third Edition is an essential, one-stop guide for determining if pyrolysis meets application-specific needs as well as performing pyrolysis and handling the data obtained.
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Höhe: 254 mm
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Schweitzer Klassifikation
Karen D. Sam is an Application Scientist and Lab Manager at CDS Analytical. She has over 20 years of
experience in sample preparation and analysis, including 15 years in application development
experience, supporting the design and testing of analytical pyrolysis instruments. She is the author
or co-author of several professional papers on the use of analytical pyrolysis. She holds an A.A.
degree from Cottey College in Nevada, MO, and a B.S. degree in Chemistry from Bloomsburg
University, in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania.
Thomas P. Wampler earned his B.S. degree (1970) in chemistry and an M.Ed. degree (1973) in
natural science from the University of Delaware in Newark, Delaware. Currently retired, he was
actively engaged in the field of analytical pyrolysis for over 25 years. He was the director of
science and technology at CDS Analytical, LLC, in Oxford, Pennsylvania. He is the author and
coauthor of numerous professional papers on the use of analytical pyrolysis and other thermal
sampling techniques.
Herausgeber*in
CDS Analytical LLC, Oxford, PA, USA
CDS Analytical, Inc., Oxford, Pennsylvania, USA
Contents
Preface...............................................................................................................................................ix
Editors ...............................................................................................................................................xi
List of Contributors ........................................................................................................................xiii
Chapter 1 Analytical Pyrolysis: An Overview ............................................................................1
Thomas P. Wampler
Chapter 2 Instrumentation and Analysis....................................................................................23
Thomas P. Wampler
Chapter 3 Pyrolysis Mass Spectrometry:
Instrumentation, Techniques, and Applications ......................................................................39
C. J. Maddock, T. W. Ottley, and Thomas P. Wampler
Chapter 4 Microstructure of Polyolefins....................................................................................55
Shin Tsuge and Hajime Ohtani
Chapter 5 Degradation Mechanisms of Condensation Polymers:
Polyesters and Polyamides........................................................................................69
Hajime Ohtani and Shin Tsuge
Chapter 6 The Application of Analytical Pyrolysis to the Study
of Cultural Materials .................................................................................................89
Chapter 7 Environmental Applications of Pyrolysis ...............................................................115
Thomas O. Munson, Karen D. Sam, and Alexandra ter Halle
Chapter 8 Examination of Forensic Evidence.........................................................................147
John M. Challinor, David A. DeTata, Kari M. Pitts, and Celine Burnier
Chapter 9 Characterization of Microorganisms by Pyrolysis-GC,
Pyrolysis-GC/MS, and Pyrolysis-MS .....................................................................171
Stephen L. Morgan, Bruce E. Watt, and Randolph C. Galipo
Chapter 10 Analytical Pyrolysis of Polar Macromolecules ......................................................197
Charles Zawodny and Karen D. Sam
Chapter 11 Characterization of Condensation Polymers by Thermally
Assisted Hydrolysis and Methylation-GC ..............................................................215
Hajime Ohtani and Shin Tsuge
Chapter 12 Index of Sample Pyrograms.................................................................................235
Karen D. Sam
Index..............................................................................................................................................303
