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Chapters relevant to atomic absorption spectroscopy:

3. Sample Preparation in Analytical Chemistry (Inorganic Analysis).

Classical Chemical Analysis. Sampling. Sample Drying. Sample Weighing. Sample Dissolution. Extraction, Preconcentration, and Separations. Dilution and Matrix Matching. Preparation of Standard Solutions. Advantages of Sample Preparation. Conclusions.

4. Quantitative Measurements.

Limit of Detection, Limit of Quantification, and Sensitivity. Calibration. Interferences, Contamination, and Loss of Analyte. Sampling. Verification of Accuracy.

19. Introduction to Optical Spectroscopic Methods.

Capsule Descriptions of the Techniques Discussed in This Section; Techniques for Quantitative Determination of Elements. Techniques for Quantitative Determination of Compounds.

20. Atomic Absorption Spectrometry.

• Summary.
• General Uses. Common Applications. Samples. Analysis Time. Limitations. Complementary or Related Techniques.
• Introduction. How It Works.
• Basic Principles. Instrumentation.
• What It Does.
• Techniques for Quantification of Elements. Interferences. Recent Developments.
• Applications. Nuts and Bolts.
• Vendors for Instruments and Accessories. Required Level of Training. Service and Maintenance.

Specific comments: Excellent chapter covering only atomic absorption and including many important concepts not found in more general analytical textbooks, as noted in part 20 above.