McCullagh, James (Associate Professor of Analytical Chemistry, U

Mass Spectrometry

(No reviews yet) Write a Review

ISBN 13:: 9780198789048
author:: McCullagh, James (Associate Professor of Analytical Chemistry, U
format:: Paperback
publisher:: Oxford University Press
language:: English
Publication Year:: 2019
Pages:: 120
Dimensions:: 190 mm X 247 mm
Genre:: Science, Chemistry, Analytic,
Condition:: New
Availability:: Item usually sent within 4 working days

£40.11

Current Stock: 2

Quantity:

Description

Description

Oxford Chemistry Primers: Mass Spectrometry provides a concise and accessible introduction to the basic principles of mass spectrometry. This updated primer is ideal for students, lecturers, and postgraduate researchers seeking a focused overview of this essential area of chemistry. The text features cutting-edge examples and applications, demonstrating the relevance of mass spectrometry to current research and industry. To support active learning, questions are provided at the end of every chapter, while online multiple-choice questions offer additional practice for students. The book also includes diagrams, margin notes, further reading, and glossary definitions to enhance understanding. Online resources accompany the text, offering registered adopters access to figures from the book for download.

View AllClose

Related Products

Related Products

Mass Starvation

Waal, Alex de

£18.56

Mass Starvation: The History and Future of FamineAlex de Waal examines the causes, dimensions, and consequences of modern famines, challenging common assumptions about their causes. He argues that...

The Mass of Baphomet

Harris, Nathaniel J

£13.17

The Mass of Baphomet by Nathaniel Harris explores the symbolism and significance of the Baphomet figure, often misunderstood as simply an idol. In reality, this complex icon conceals deeper mysteries...

Midnight Mass

F Paul Wilson

£16.31

Vampires have long been a presence in Eastern Europe, but their influence has now spread across the continent and beyond. As the Soviet Union falls, they are turning entire populations into their own...

Mass Contacts

Breccia, Stefano

£18.98

Mass Contacts is an account of extraordinary experiences with human-type aliens on the Adriatic coast. This detailed report sheds light on a phenomenon that has long fascinated ufologists, offering...

The Revolt of the Masses

Gasset, Jose Ortega y

£12.48

First published in 1932, "Revolt of the Masses" is a seminal study by Spanish philosopher Jose Ortega y Gasset that explores the phenomenon of mass culture and its impact on modern life.The author's...