Computers in Analytical Chemistry

This text is primarily intended for readers who have some background in chemistry and who wish to find out more about the ways in which computers and electronics are influencing the techniques of observing chemical systems, the acquisition of data, its storage, and its transmission from one location to another. Many important concepts - such as interfacing, data collection, data bases, information services and computer networks - are covered in an easily assimilated and comprehensive way.

For final year undergraduate and post-graduate students in analytical chemistry and a reference work for advanced chemistry courses in schools. Also for research workers in the fields of general chemistry, analytical science, computer science and chemical engineering.