Buffers for pH and Metal Ion Control

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Science Paperbacks ® ™ Buffers for pH and Metál Ion Confrol D. Dr Perrín, Boyd Dempsey This is a practícal book designed to meet the varíed needs of those scientists - chemists, biochemists and biologists - who require pH or metál ion buffers having specified values. Information that has hitherto ,been widely scattered in the literature ís gathered together into numerous pH buffer tables, and these include details of zwitterion buffers recently developed for use in biology. Through the use of worked examples the reader is enabled to calculate the composition of buffers for partícular conditions, and small computer programmes are included which facílitate these calculations. Pitfalls in the use of buffers, for example the effect of temperature change on metál complex formation, are discussed, and there is coverage of buffers in partially aqueous solutions and deuterated solvents. There is an extensive table of pK values of possible buffers acids and bases, A simple treatment of metál... Tovább

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Science Paperbacks ® ™ Buffers for pH and Metál Ion Confrol D. Dr Perrín, Boyd Dempsey This is a practícal book designed to meet the varíed needs of those scientists - chemists, biochemists and biologists - who require pH or metál ion buffers having specified values. Information that has hitherto ,been widely scattered in the literature ís gathered together into numerous pH buffer tables, and these include details of zwitterion buffers recently developed for use in biology. Through the use of worked examples the reader is enabled to calculate the composition of buffers for partícular conditions, and small computer programmes are included which facílitate these calculations. Pitfalls in the use of buffers, for example the effect of temperature change on metál complex formation, are discussed, and there is coverage of buffers in partially aqueous solutions and deuterated solvents. There is an extensive table of pK values of possible buffers acids and bases, A simple treatment of metál ion equilibrium and stability constant data for somé of the more common chelating agents, makes it possible to design metál ion buffers of known pM values, A particularly useful chapter is that on buffersfor specific appücations such as spectroscopy, electrophoresis and polarography. In the same series introduction to Magnetic Resonance A. Carrington and A. D. McLachlan Ari Introduction to Practicai Organic Chemistry F. D* Gunstone, J. T. Sharpé and D. M. Smith Guantitative Anatysss of Drugs D. C. Garratt Principles of Organic Synthesis R. 0. C. Norman Chromatographic IVIethods R. Stock and C. B. F, Rice Vissza