Automatic Titrators focuses on the contributions and effects of modern automation on volumetric analysis. The book presents titration as a modern instrumental method in this kind of analysis. Divided into nine chapters, the book proceeds by defining the value of automatic titration methods. The text also outlines the general considerations of titrate design wherein instrumental indicators, recorders, and controllers are given emphasis. Automatic potentiometric titrates are also discussed. A historical tracing of these titrators is presented as well as the trends and kinds of modern automatic titrators. The book also touches on automatic photometric and automatic coulometric titrators. Supporting discussions focus on photosensitive devices; photometric titration curves; coulometric circuits; instruments with potentiometric, amperometric, and photometric indication; and multipurpose coulometric titrators. The book ends by fully discussing automatic and continuous titrators, commercially available titrators, and applications of automatic titration methods. The selection can best serve those wanting to explore the function of titrators in volumetric analysis.
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Elsevier Science & Techn.
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978-0-323-15956-2 (9780323159562)
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PrefaceI. Introduction 1. Definitions 2. Significance of Automatic Titration Methods 3. BibliographyII. General Considerations of Titrator Design 1. Automation versus the Buret 2. Instrumental Indicators 3. Titration Curves 4. Recorders 5. Controllers 6. Summary ReferencesIII. Automatic Potentiometric Titrators 1. Historical Development 2. Modern Automatic Titrators 3. Trends 4. Summary ReferencesIV. Other Electrometric Automatic Titrators 1. Amperometric Titrators 2. Conductometric Titrators 3. Thermometric Titrations 4. Summary ReferencesV. Automatic Photometric Titrators 1. Photosensitive Devices 2. Photometric Titration Curves 3. Titrators 4. Summary ReferencesVI. Automatic Coulometric Titrators 1. Coulometric Circuits 2. Instruments with Potentiometric Indication 3. Instruments with Amperometric Indication 4. Instruments with Photometric Indication 5. Multipurpose Coulometric Titrators 6. Summary ReferencesVIL Fully Automatic and Continuous Titrators 1. Sample Selecting Titrators 2. Continuous Titrators 3. Summary ReferencesVIII. Commercially Available TitratorsIX. Applications of Automatic Titration MethodsAppendix: Terminology of ElectronicsAuthor IndexSubject Index
