I am already familiar with "An introduction to the analytical chemistry of the rarer elements" by Louis Curtman (1922)
Doglous SKOOG, fudemental of analytical chemistry (7th or 8th edi), and also intrumental 5th edi from same author.
Analytical Chemistry by GD Christian,
To understand analytical chemistry YOU MUST study these books, well written, easiliy available.....
Analytical Chemistry By Gary D Christian..and for Instrumentation..Instrumental Analysis By Gary D Christian; James o'Reilly..
The best starting point would be Skoog... You can then move on to the more specific ones..
yes both SKOOG , NEWMEN, HOLLER and Gary D Chirstin anr best books for understanding Basics of Analytical chemistry
IRStAD AHMAD AMU
Fundamental of Analytical Chemistry by Skoog, Holler & West
Analytical Chemistry by DAY- UNDERWOOD
Analytical chemistry by Gary D Chirstin is the best book for understanding of fundamental of Analytical Chemistry.
"Modern Analytical Chemistry" by David Harvey (McGraw-Hill) - easy and practical book;
"Handbook of Instrumental Techniques for Analytical Chemistry" by Frank Settle (Prentice Hall) - good handbook for analytical chemists.
see also Quantitative chemical analysis by Daniel C. Harris; Modern Analytical chemistry by Harvey is also good
I agree:
Skoog, West & Holler: Analytical Chemistry
Skoog, Holler & Nieman: Fundamentals of Analytical Chemistry
F. Burriel Martí, F. Lucena Conde, S. Arribas Jimeno, J. Hernández Méndez: Química Analítica Cualitativa (spanish)
hi dear. As per my opinion, the best book for the base of analytical chemistry is Analytical chemistry by J. Christian. I can also suggest one another good book that is Analytical Chemistry by K. Conner
Skoog, West & Holler: Analytical Chemistry
Skoog, Holler & Nieman: Fundamentals of Analytical Chemistry
Vogel's textbook of quantitetive chemical analysis is also worth reading.
Analytical Chemistry, Gary D. Christian, John Wiley Publisheer
For beginners:
GD Christian: Analytical Chemistry
Skoog/West/Holler: Fundamental of Analytical Chemistry
Harris: Quantitative Chemical Analysis
For practical details:
Jeffery/Bassett/Mendham/Denny: Vogel's Textbook of Quantitative Chemical Analysis
For instrumentation:
Willard/Merritt/Dean/Settle: Instrumental Methods of Analysis
There are separate books on individual techniques, such as AAS, ICP-MS, GC, HPLC, sample preparation. I shall be glad to include in the list in case readers are interested in.
Fundamentals of analytical chemistry by Skoog, Douglas A.; West, Donald M.
Analytical Chemistry by Gary D. Christian and skooj
Fundamental Analytical Chemistry by Chatwal and Anand
Dear kelvin
1:Quantitative Chemical Analysis by Daniel C. Harris
2:Instrumental Methods of Analysis by Hobart Hurd Willard
3:Chemical Instrumentation (Oxford Chemistry Primers) by Richard P. Wayne
4:Analysis: What Analytical Chemists Do by Julian Tyson
5:Analytical Chemistry: Theoretical and Metrological Fundamentals by Klaus Danzer
6:GD Christian: Analytical Chemistry
7:Fundamentals of analytical chemistry by Skoog, Douglas A.; West, Donald M.
are the best books ever for true understanding.
After 20 years of teaching analytical chemistry I would suggest any of the books by Skoog (I prefer Fundamentals) or Quantitative Chemical Analysis by Harris
The best book to understand basic of Analytical Chemistry is
Instrumental methods for Chemical Analysis. It is written by B.K Sharma. Publisher is Goel Publishing House, Meerut. This book is written in very simple way.
Dr. M.R Tiwari (SICART)
For the basic (!) understanding of analytical chemistry I recommend:
Daniel C. Harris: "Quantitative chemical analylis", well written and with many excercises (and solutions).
Similar in style and content is
David S. Hage and James D. Carr: "Analytical Chemistry and Quantitative Analysis"
I think these are good books on basic analytical chemistry.
1. Quantitative Chemical Analysis by D.C. Harris
2. Modern Analytical Chemistry by David Harvey
Agree with all of those suggestions; however check out the Analytical Digital Sciences Library. (http://www.asdlib.org/index.php). There is a link there for David Harvey's text book which is a free downloadable pdf.
Dear Kelvin Basurto
All the books mention by our scientist are outstanding for basic analytical chemistry.
I can only tell to you my dear friend philosophically that analytical chemistry is like god for us and books are different religion but ultimately it reaches towards god that is towards destination.
Dr. M.R Tiwari (SICART)
The best book is Instrumental Methods of Analysis by Skoog, Holler & Crouch.
The other book by Gary D Christian and Skoog Douglas are good for basic analytical methodsFor Quantitative methods the book by Vogel is best
Quantitative Chemical Analysis
Daniel C. Harris
Ed. W.H. Freeman & Company
Ed. 8th ; 2010
ISBN-10: 1429218150
ISBN-13: 978-1429218153
The most widely used analytical chemistry textbook in the world, Dan Harris's Quantitative Chemical Analysis provides a sound physical understanding of the principles of analytical chemistry, showing how these principles are applied in chemistry and related disciplines—especially in life sciences and environmental science. As always, the new edition incorporates real data, spreadsheets, and a wealth of applications, in a witty, personable presentation that engages students without compromising the depth necessary for a thorough and practical understanding of analytical chemistry.
I find David Harvey's "Modern Analytical Chemistry" better to understand basic terminologies of analytical chemistry
I agree with all of those suggestions showed, but after years learnig and teaching analytical chemistry I would suggest any of the books by Gary D Christian and Skoog Douglas or Quantitative Chemical Analysis by Harris
No doubt, Fundermentals of Analytical Chemistry by Doglous A. SKOOG still remains the most widely used while others like Analytical Chemistry by Gary D. Christian, Quantitative methods the book by Vogel, are complimentary. Friend use them all.
1. Fundamentals of analytical chemistry by Skoog, 2. Analytical Chemistry by Gary D. Christian and other books are also available.
On my experience i agree with fundamentals of analytical chemistry by d.a. Skoog
Principle and practice of analytical chemistry(5th edition) by F.W. Fified and D.kealey would also help in addition to skoog, Gary xtian and Vogel
I like the articles of columnist John W.Dolan. http://www.chromatographyonline.com/lcgc/article/articleList.jsp?categoryId=9678
Scott's Standard Methods of Chemical Analysis
Comes in two volumes.
Skoog and West. You have both the general one and the instrumental analysis.
Principles of Analytical Chemistry by M. Valcárcel Cases. Although Principles of Instrumental Analysis by Skoog et al and Fundamentals of analytical chemistry by Skoog et al are my personal favorites:)
It really depends on what you want to learn. Analytical chemicsity is a very broad topic. For general understanding,I recommend Modern Analytical Chemistry by David Harvey
The book of D.A. Skoog still remains the best and most comprehensive work in the field of analytical chemistry
Handbook of Analytical Techniques ed. by Helmut Gunzzler and A. Williams
analytical chemistry by O.G.Palanna you can lot more in this book for beginners it is prefered
My favorite book for analytical chemistry : Fundamentals of Analytical Chemistry - Skoog, West
i agree to Ebru best is Fundamentals of Analytical Chemistry - Skoog, West
Analytical chemistry by O.G.Palanna and analytical chemistry by skoog,Analytical Chemistry by Higson all offer good information about the basics of analytical chemistry.
My favorite book is the Quantitative chemical analysis written by Daniel C. Harris. For general understanding about Analytical chemistry, you can find your answers.
Analytical chemistry by Gary D. Christian is good book to understand the basic of analytical chemistry.
When I was teaching analytical chemistry six years ago, I suggested for them (students) these books: Fundamentals of analytical chemistry (Skoog, Douglas A.; West, Donald M.); Quantitative chemical analysis written by Daniel C. Harris and A. Voguel. But, there are others interesting books!
Contemporary Chemical Analysis by Judith F. Rubinson and Kenneth A. Rubinson
Analytical Chemistry: A Modern Approach
to Analytical Science : by R. Kellner
Analytical Chemistry by Gary D Christian is a very good book and Fundamentals of analytical chemistry (Skoog, Douglas A.; West, Donald M.); Quantitative chemical analysis written by Daniel C. Harris and A. Vogel.
If you are interested in Analytical Chemistry you can enroll for a free online class from Coursera; here https://www.coursera.org/course/analyticalchem
Patrick Atheba you can get brand new 9th Edition from Amazon for $265 here; http://www.amazon.com/Fundamentals-Analytical-Chemistry-Douglas-Skoog/dp/0495558281/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1366065299&sr=8-2&keywords=skoog+west
or a used 8th edition for $12 here http://www.amazon.com/Fundamentals-Analytical-Chemistry-CD-ROM-InfoTrac/dp/0030355230/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1366065299&sr=8-1&keywords=skoog+west
"Analytical Chemistry: An Introduction" by D.A. Skoog et al., "Modern Analytical Chemistry" by D. Harvey and "Contemporary Chemical Analysis" by J.F. Rubinson & K.A. Rubinson are good alternatives.
For basic concepts of analytical chemistry u must follow Fundamentals of analytical chemistry (Skoog, Douglas A)
The best for basic fundamental analytical chemistry is Skoog &West .
Another option is: Quantitative Chemical Analysis - DC Harris [W. H. Freeman and Company, 7E, 2007].
For basic concepts (ie non-instrumental) there is very interesting book: D. Pietrzyk J., Frank, C. W. Analytical Chemistry - An introduction, Academic Press: New York, 1974.
Analytical chemistry by Gary Christian 6th ed. is the best for basic analytical chemistry
Skoog and West, Pierce and Haenisch, both good texts. However, nobody can touch Gilbert Ayers for an introductory text on analytical chemistry.
"Instrumental Methods of Analysis" by Willard H.H., Merritt L.L., Dean J.A., Settle F.A.
Analytical Chemistry by Kopikar is also a good apart from Skoog and west, Vogel and Willard and Merritt
Hi
I read GD Christian's "Analytical Chemistry" but I would suggest reading from a number of books and then deciding on one as core because sometimes one author's explanation of a concept is better than another's.
@Ramesh
IL Finar's book, in two parts, is on Organic Chemistry. Its a Longman, London, publication available in India through ELBS.
Quantitative Analytical Chemistry - D. Harris - 8th Edition
ISBN-10: 1429263091 | ISBN-13: 978-1429263092
The new edition incorporates real data, spreadsheets, and a wealth of applications, in a witty, personable presentation that engages students without compromising the depth necessary for a thorough and practical understanding of analytical chemistry.
Doglous SKOOG, fudemental of analytical chemistry (7th or 8th edi), and also intrumental 5th edi from same author.
Analytical Chemistry by GD Christian
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