Quantitative Chemical Analysis
by Daniel C. Harris · Daniel Harris
Undergraduate text on wet-chemical and instrumental quantitative methods: statistics, acid-base and complexometric titrations, gravimetry, spectrophotometry, and separations. Worked examples and problems build skill in error propagation, calibration curves, and reporting results with defensible uncertainty.
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