Bøger udgivet af American Chemical Society

Explores the new generation spectroscopies, the advanced applications of these new techniques, and the practical difficulties in both performing the experiment and analyzing the data of these innovative techniques.

Chemistry in the Community is a first‐year high school chemistry book that teaches concepts through the lens of societal issues. Real‐world examples expose students to chemistry concepts. Topics include materials, environmental, and industrial chemistry.

Chemistry in the Community is a first‐year high school chemistry book that teaches concepts through the lens of societal issues. Real‐world examples expose students to chemistry concepts. Topics include materials, environmental, and industrial chemistry.

Traces the author's career from his early research in "wet" chemistry at Berkeley through his work on ab initio theoretical calculations and his "invention" of a series of compounds, the uranocenes, and analogs to the ferrocenes. This work begins with the neighborhood lots of New York where the author began experimenting with organic synthesis.

This volume provides a description of LC/MS applications that are currently being successfully used and of the instrumentation that is now commercially available or under development. Describes the application of LC/MS to the analysis of agricultural chemicals and their metabolites. Examines the influence LC/MS has had upon chemistry for the analysis of both highly polar metabolites and their precursors. Also looks at the impact of LC/MS methods on environmentalanalysis.

An autobiography of the late Herman F. Mark, one of the eminent chemists included in the series, "Profiles, Pathways and Dreams". Mark was internationally known for his research on the synthesis, structure, characterization, reactions and properties of natural and synthetic polymers.