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Analytical Chemistry 2.0

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A complete textbook for Quantitative Analysis is freely downloadable. Teach yourself Analytical Chemistry, or be part of a class on the subject. The website is available here .

Atomic Emission Spectroscopy

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A learning module that explains the instrumental systems and interactions involved in atomic emission for elemental analysis. Completion of the module will leave the learner with knowledge of optics, plasma sources, and trade-offs in choosing the right instrument for a given analytical task. The website is available here .

Atomic Structure and the Periodic Chart

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If you want to understand atomic spectroscopy, then it helps to have some understanding of the structure of an atom. In this General Chemistry Online eText, the authors give a thorough descriptive overview of atomic structure. This eText has sections on light particles and waves, the Bohr atom, the quantum atom, atomic electron configuration, and periodic…

Handbook of Basic Atomic Spectroscopic Data

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This National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)) site containing atomic spectroscopic reference data. Information can be accessed through a variety of means, such as an interactive periodic table and dropdown lists of elements organized by name or atomic number. Data available include isotope abundance, electron configuration, nuclear spin, magnetic moment, ionization energies, spectral line wavelengths…

Coal Sampling

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This USGS method explains the use of fluxes for preparation of coal for elemental analysis. Useful to supplement textbooks concerning sample preparation and may be useful in designing an XRF laboratory experiment.The website is available here .