Note: Cover -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- PREFACE TO THE SERIES -- PREFACE TO VOLUME 23 -- PREFACE BY THE AUTHOR -- CONTENTS OF OTHER VOLUMES -- CHAPTER 1. QUANTUM CHEMISTRY OF MOLECULAR SYSTEMS RELATING TO THE CRYSTAL CHEMISTRY AND LATTICE DYNAMICS OF SILICATES -- I . Computational Methods and Wave Functions -- II . A Single Si-O Bond at the Silicon Atom -- III . Systems with Tetrahedral Oxygen Coordination of Silicon -- IV . Quantum Mechanical Computations for Some Ionic Clusters and their Relation to the Crystal Chemistry of Silicates -- References -- CHAPTER 2. INTRODUCTION TO THE DYNAMICAL THEORY OF CRYSTALS AND APPLICATION OF APPROACHES ORIGINATING FROM THE THEORY OF MOLECULAR VIBRATIONS -- I . The Elements of Dynamical Theory of Crystal Lattice -- II . A Compatibility of Molecular Force Constants with the Explicit Treatment of Coulomb Interaction in a Lattice -- III . Internal Coordinates in the Description of Dynamic Properties and Lattice Stability -- IV . Several Computational Problems -- References -- CHAPTER 3. MOLECULAR QUANTUM MECHANICS IN THE EVALUATION OF INTERACTIONS OF LESS LOCALIZED ORIGIN -- I . The Ionic Charge of Oxygen in Silicon Dioxide and the Non-Bonding Oxygen-Oxygen Interactions in Crystals -- II . Tetramethoxysilane as a Model of the Silicon-Oxygen Tetrahedron in a Network of Partially Covalent Bonds -- III . The Disilicic Acid Molecule as a Model of the Fragment of a Silica Network -- References -- CHAPTER 4. THE AB INITIO MOLECULAR FORCE CONSTANTS IN LATTICE DYNAMICS COMPUTATIONS -- I . Molecular Force Constants in Dynamical Model of α-Quartz -- II . Ab Initio Force Constants of Molecular Species in Lattice Dynamics of The Quartz-Like Aluminum Phosphate -- III . Electrostatic Contribution to the Mechanical Modes of a More Polarizable Lattice: Pyroxene- Like Monoclinic Sodium Vanadate -- References -- AUTHOR INDEX. , SUBJECT INDEX.

Note: Front Cover -- TRAC: Trends in Analytical Chemistry -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Chapter 1. feature -- Analytical chemistry: the most frequently cited papers during the past 25 years -- Chapter 2. meeting reports -- Separation science and biotechnology -- Chapter 3. Computer Corner -- Method validation: software to plot calibration lines and their response residuals, and to detect outliers according to Cook's distance -- Chapter 4. biotechnology focus -- Analytical strategies in biotechnology -- Chapter 5. trends -- Analytical applications of Raman spectroscopy in the pharmaceutical field -- New interfacing techniques for capillary high-performance liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry -- Applications of picosecond spectroscopy to analytical chemistry -- Automatic precipitation-dissolution in continuous flow systems -- Chapter 6. books -- Flow perturbation GC for specialists -- Safety first -- Chapter 7. Software -- PROTEIN PURIFICATION -- Chapter 8. opinion -- Perspectives on analytical research and development within the pharmaceutical industry: focus on proteinaceous drugs -- Chapter 9. meeting reports -- 25th International symposium on advances in chromatography - a silver jubilee meeting -- Fundamentals and applications of bioluminescence and chemiluminescence -- Chapter 10. Computer Corner -- Method validation: software to compare the slopes of two calibration lines with different residual variance -- Chapter 11. trends -- Applications of gas chromatography- Fourier transform IR spectrometry in environmental analyses -- Chapter 12. Chemical sensors and intelligent instrumentation -- Contemporary wet-chemical flow analyzers for process control -- Thin-layer chromatography of eicosanoids -- Recent advances in immunoassay of steroid hormones -- Chapter 13. books -- Analytical evidence -- An encyclopediac work. , Pesticide analysis -- (Bio)chemical applications of 2D NMR -- An overly-extensive treatment? -- Statistics in practice -- Chapter 14. feature -- Contract analytical services -- Chapter 15. meeting reports -- Separation of macromolecules -- 17th International symposium on chromatography -- Coupled column separations: a rapidly growing field -- Chapter 16. Computer Corner -- APL in a chemical application: processing of spark source mass spectrometry data -- Chapter 17. trends -- Microcolumn high-performance liquid chromatography with Fourier transform infrared spectrometric detection -- High-performance liquid chromatography of basic drugs on cyanopropyl-bonded phases: practical aspects -- Radioimmunochemical analysis of neuropeptides based on general characteristics of the analyte -- Therapeutic monitoring of free (unbound) drug levels: analytical aspects -- The advantages of immunoassay in food analysis -- Chapter 18. books -- A well-researched text -- Chapter 19. opinion -- Analytical chemistry in the 1990s -- COMMENTARY -- Chapter 20. meeting reports -- Solid sampling -- Quantitative surface analysis -- Chapter 21. Computer Corner -- Program for Doehlert matrix design of experiments -- Chapter 22. trends -- Electrokinetic chromatography: an interface between electrophoresis and chromatography -- Sample preparation using bonded silica: recent experiences and new instrumentation -- Trace level analysis of vinca alkaloids in biological fluids -- Application of polarography in petrochemical analysis -- Chapter 23. books -- A readable introduction to chromatography -- Across the spectrum -- TLC: why what happens and how -- Immunoassay - design and applications -- Chapter 24. feature -- How to be a (reasonably) successful consultant -- Textbook trails of eponymic knowledge in analytical chemistry -- Chapter 25. Computer Corner. , A simple look at the structure of data matrices -- Chapter 26. trends -- On-line coupled high-performance liquid chromatography-gas chromatography -- Simple high-performance liquid Chromatographie methods for resolving complex mixtures -- Novel kinetic approaches to flow injection analysis -- Analysis of eumelanin-related indolic compounds -- Analytical procedures for determining acylcarnitines in biological fluids -- Chapter 27. Audio Course -- The simplex approach to optimization -- Chapter 28. Books -- Electrochemical detection in bioanalysis -- Chapter 29. trends -- The challenge of high technology for analytical chemistry -- Sputtered neutral mass spectrometry -- X-Ray fluorescence analysis using synchrotron radiation -- High spatial resolution Auger electron spectroscopy and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy -- Fourier transform IR analysis of thin solid films -- Electron holography -- Atomic resolution analysis with scanning tunneling microscopy -- Surface studies with optical second-harmonic generation -- Chapter 30. books -- Remote sensing with lasers -- Characterization of materials -- Chapter 31. meeting reports -- Bug detectors? -- Element concentration cadasters in ecosystems (ECCE) -- Polymer analysis and characterization -- Chapter 32. Computer Corner -- Principal components of a fuzzy clustering -- Chapter 33. trends -- Enantiomeric separation of drugs and related compounds based on their interaction with α1 -acid glycoprotein -- Biopolymer determinations by high-performance liquid chromatography with low angle laser light scattering photometry -- Micellar catalysis for the derivatization of carboxylic acids in physiological matrices -- Software driven instrumentation Application to on-line process liquid chromatography -- Chapter 34. books -- Getting your message across -- Integrating sample preparation and detection. , Basic chemometrics -- Bioanalytical reviews -- Chiral chromatography -- Chapter 35. Monitor -- Charting national research performances in analytical chemistry, 1981-1985 -- Chapter 36. meeting reports -- High performance capillary electrophoresis -- Prep'89 -- lon chromatography -- Chapter 37. Computer Corner -- Display methods for dendrograms -- Introduction -- Display algorithms -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Chapter 38. trends -- Microsequencing of peptides and proteins -- Production and properties of microbial enzymes participating in polyamine and sialic acid metabolisms and their analytical applications to monitoring tumor cell growth -- Automated kinetic-based determinations for routine analysis: recent developments -- Chromatographie techniques for lipid analysis -- Chapter 39. books -- High density information -- Non-isotopic immunoassay - new analytical perspectives -- Spectrometric revival -- Chapter 40. opinion -- Undergraduate analytical chemistry: inducing a metamorphosis -- Chapter 41. Monitor -- National research efforts in analytical chemistry, 1981-1985 -- Chapter 42. meeting reports -- Environmental analytical chemistry (incl. metal speciation) -- Chemically modified oxide surfaces -- Chapter 43. Computer Corner -- Peak simulation for non-segmented continuous flow systems -- An adaptation of ARTHUR for microcomputers -- Chapter 44. trends -- In situ coupling between electrochemistry and mass spectrometry - a literature review -- Atomic absorption spectroscopy with tunable semiconductor diode lasers -- Developments in the speciation of mercury in natural waters -- Multinuclear solid-state NMR in silicate and zeolite chemistry -- Chapter 45. book -- GC-MS: a needs-oriented text-software package -- Everything you wanted to know about HPLC method development -- SFC-87 -- Chemical microsensors -- Chapter 46. meeting reports -- LIMS. , Microwave ashing and digestion for trace element analysis -- Field-flow f ractionation -- Chapter 47. Computer Corner -- A program for calculating Mahalanobis distances using principal component analysis -- Chapter 48. trends -- Toxicological screening by liquid chromatography -- Analysis of biological fluids by high-field nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy -- Fast atom bombardment mass spectrometry of protein and carbohydrate biopolymers -- Surface analysis of environmental samples -- Chapter 49. books -- Polymer analysis -- Electrochemical techniques in the biosciences -- Hardware for the non-specialist -- A guide to troubleshooting -- Chapter 50. Software -- PARVUS -- Author Index -- Subject Index -- Meetings reported on in Vol. 8 -- Books, Software and Audio courses reviewed in Vol. 8.

Note: Front Cover -- Trac: Trends in Analytical Chemistry -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Part 1: Feature -- Chapter 1. Analytical chemistry in Poland -- References -- Chapter 2. Quality and productivity in the analytical laboratory -- References -- Part 2: In the news -- Chapter 3. UMIX SYMPOSIA 1987 - a report -- Concept -- Structure -- Implementation -- Event -- Evaluation -- Part 3: Observer -- Chapter 4. Ethanol detection and assay systems: development of immobilised enzyme biosensors -- References -- Part 4: Meeting Reports -- Chapter 5. 31st IUPAC Congress -- Chapter 6. Biomolecular and environmental mass spectrometry -- Chapter 7. Affinity chromatography and macromolecular interactions -- Chapter 8. 100th Anniversary of the Michelson interferometer -- Part 5: Computer Corner -- Chapter 9. Data acquisition system for the Sedigraph 5000D -- Introduction -- The interfacing -- The software -- Applications -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Part 6: Trends -- Chapter 10. Synergistic use of multiple assays and achievement of mass balance to validate analytical methods -- Chapter 11. Application of electrochemical detection in high-performance liquid chromatography to the assay of biologically active compounds -- Principles -- Type of electrochemical detectors -- General considerations for the assay of biologically active compounds -- Assay of biologically active compounds in biology and medicine -- Assay of enzyme activity -- Future trends -- References -- Chapter 12. Analysis of nucleosides, nucleotides and oligonucleotides using fast atom bombardment mass spectrometry -- Chapter 13. Use of simplex optimization to improve the performance of an inductively coupled plasma in atomic emission spectrometry -- Part 7: Books -- Chapter 14. Authoritative and accessible -- Chapter 15. NMR reveals oil - in theory. , Chapter 16. Bridging the gap -- Chapter 17. A wealth of information -- Chapter 18. After the flood -- Part 8: Software -- Chapter 19. THE PROTEIN SEQUENCING APPRENTICE -- Part 9: Feature -- Chapter 20. Analytical information online: some examples -- Introduction -- Analytical Abstracts -- Analyte and matrix searching -- Pharmaceutical analysis -- Concept: construction of membrane electrodes -- Conclusion -- References -- Part 10: In the news -- Chapter 21. The biosensor market - huge growth predicted -- Chapter 22. Analytical Laboratory Managers Association -- Part 11: meeting reports -- Chapter 23. Eighteenth EUCMOS congress -- Chapter 24. Euroanalysis VI -- Chapter 25. Monoclonal antibodies - analytical, diagonistic and therapeutic aspects -- Chapter 26. Accuracy in trace analysis -- Part 12: Interface -- Chapter 27. Chemometric detectors for selective detection in gas Chromatographic analyses -- Introduction -- The eye and the perceptron -- Chemometric detectors -- Selectivity in GC-MS analyses -- Outlook -- References -- Part 13: Computer Corner -- Chapter 28. PARVUS - MS-DOS: a package for general pattern recognition -- Part 14: Biotechnology focus -- Chapter 29. Chemiluminescence immunoassays -- Introduction -- Non-radioactive labels -- Chemiluminescence -- Immunoassays -- Conclusions -- References -- Part 15: trends -- Chapter 30. High-performance affinity chromatography -- Introduction -- Classical methods for protein purification -- Affinity chromatography -- High-performance affinity chromatography -- Choice of support for HPAC -- Silica derivatives for ligand immobilization -- Immobilization techniques -- Applications -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Chapter 31. Studies of gaseous molecules by Raman spectroscopy -- Introduction -- Theoretical background -- Experimental apparatus -- Applications -- Conclusions. , References -- Chapter 32. Two-dimensional fluorescence spectroscopy for bacterial identification -- Introduction -- Primary fluorescence methods -- Secondary fluorescence methods -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Part 16: Books -- Chapter 33. A useful source book -- Chapter 34. Thin-layer chromatography - the Cinderella of the separation sciences -- Chapter 35. NMR reference update -- Chapter 37. Electrophoresis - impressive achievements -- Chapter 38. SIMS - the standard text -- Part 17: In the news -- Chapter 39. Computers in chemical education and research in Kenya -- Introduction -- The Laboratory for Computer Applications in Chemistry at Nairobi -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 40. 1988 Pittsburgh Conference - Award winners -- Part 18: Observer -- Chapter 41. Temperature, the 4th dimension in UV-visible molecular spectroscopy -- Ion-pair and charge-transfer complexes -- Acid-base equilibria -- Complexes of triphenylmethane complexons -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Chapter 42. Analytical applications of thermochromism -- Ion-pair and charge-transfer complexes -- Acid-base equilibria -- Complexes of triphenylmethane complexons -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Part 19: Meeting reports -- Chapter 43. Element trace analysis by mass spectrometry -- Sample preparation and calibration of analytical results -- ICP-MS -- Glow discharge and spark source MS -- High accuracy with isotope dilution MS -- High precision in isotope ratio measurements -- Chapter 44. Pharmaceutical and biomedicai analysis -- Chapter 45. Planar chromatography on the way to becoming established -- Methodology and theory -- Applications -- Combination of methods -- Part 20: Interface -- Chapter 46. Bar code sample identification: the key to laboratory information management systems (LIMS) productivity -- Part 21: Computer Corner. , Chapter 47. A short SAS macro for performing the basic equations of correspondence analysis -- Part 22: Trends -- Chapter 48. Chromatographic interfaces for supersonic jet spectroscopy -- Chapter 49. Development of electroanalytical chemistry at the liquid-liquid interface -- Chapter 50. An update on post-column derivatization methodology in high-performance liquid chromatography -- Chapter 51. Computerized data acquisition and data reduction in spectrophotometric analysis of metal ion complexes -- Chapter 52. Part 1. General considerations and data acquisition -- Introduction -- Data acquisition for multiwavelength spectrophotometric titrations -- Conclusions -- References -- Part 23: Book -- Chapter 53. Attractive alternative to using larger statistical packages -- Chapter 54. Spectral information -- Chapter 55. 'How black boxes work' for analytical geochemists -- Chapter 56. Current interest -- Feature -- Chapter 57. Harmonized protocol for the design and interpretation of collaborative studies -- Introduction -- International workshop on harmonization of collaborative studies -- Background -- Details of the protocol -- Future work -- References -- Part 24: In the news -- Chapter 58. News from the Chemometrics Society -- Part 25: Observer -- Chapter 59. Stable isotope ratio analysis in fossil fuel coprocessing -- Part 26: Meeting reports -- Chapter 60. 14th FACSS meeting -- Chapter 61. Analysis of steroids -- Chapter 62. Second BCEIA meeting -- Chapter 63. Analytical Chemistry - a time for change? -- Part 27: Computer Corner -- Chapter 64. A general-purpose interface between FORTRAN and the low-level functions of the IBM-PC -- Introduction -- BIOS and DOS interrupts -- A generalized interrupt routine -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Part 28: Tends -- Chapter 65. Fourier self-deconvolution in IR spectroscopy -- Introduction -- Principles of FSD. , Deconvolution of IR spectra -- Fourier band isolation -- Software -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Chapter 66. Laser ablation and the laser microprobe -- Introduction -- Formation of the plume -- Observation of the analytical plasma -- Applications -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 67. Designing chemically modified electrodes for electroanalysis -- Chapter 68. Computerized data acquisition and data reduction in spectrophotometric analysis -- Chapter 69. Part 2: numerical analysis with and without an underlying chemical model -- Introduction -- Mathematical formulation of the problems -- Model-based evaluation -- Model-free data evaluation -- A chemical example -- Conclusions -- References -- Part 29: Books -- Chapter 70. Spectrophotometry and spectrof luorimetry for biochemists -- Chapter 71. Practical aspects of quantitation -- Part 30: Software -- Chapter 72. BIBLIOGRAPHER -- Chapter 73. Progress in plasma spectrochemistry -- Chapter 74. Supercritical fluid chromatography, alive and well -- Part 31: Computer Corner -- Chapter 75. Routines for method validation using regression methodology -- Chapter 76. Analysis of variance to investigate linearity -- Part 32: Interface -- Chapter 77. Battery-operated microcomputer-based electrochemical instrumentation -- Battery-operated instrumentation -- General considerations -- Computerized battery-operated data acquisition system -- Extended forms of instrumentation -- Ion-selective electrodes (ISEs) -- Voltammetry -- Conclusions -- References -- Part 33: Trends -- Chapter 78. Diffuse reflectance Fourier transform IR spectroscopy -- Introduction -- Experimental measurements -- Applications -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Chapter 79. Chromatographie cross-fractionation. , Chapter 80. Molecular characterization of non-porphyrin trace-metal compounds of geochemical and process significance using highperformance liquid chromatography in combination with element-selective detection.

Note: Front Cover -- TRAC: Trends in Analytical Chemistry -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- TRENDS IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY -- Part 1: meeting reports -- Chapter 1. Ion-accelerators for trace element analysis -- Chapter 2. Quantitative analysis of temporally-varying multicomponent mixtures -- Part 2: Computer Corner -- Chapter 3. Programming direct memory access data acquisition -- Introduction -- DMA basics -- RTI-815 setup -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Part 3: Feature -- Chapter 4. feature Flow chemography-the future of chemical education -- Flow injection - the analytical approach -- The kinetic/thermodynamic approach -- Flow chemography - the total approach -- References -- Part 4: trends -- Chapter 6. The resurgence in time-of-flight mass spectrometry -- Introduction -- Historical -- Basic principles of TOFMS -- Pulsed laser ionisation -- Surface analysis -- High mass studies -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Chapter 7. Practical applications of solid state 13C NMR to the structural elucidation of sedimentary organic matter -- The development of solid state 13C NMR -- How 13C NMR works -- What 13C NMR tells you -- Organic transformations in sediments -- The oxidation pathway -- The reduction pathway and coalification -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Chapter 8. Use of silica with reversed-phase type eluents for the analysis of basic drugs and metabolites -- Introduction -- Retention mechanism -- Chromatography in metabolic studies -- Prediction of metabolite retention -- Selectivity in bioanalysis -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 9. Recent advances in multimodal thin-layer chromatography -- Introduction -- Multimodal stationary phases -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Chapter 5. Chemical degradation of condensation polymers as a preliminary to Chromatographic examination. , Introduction -- Chemical degradation -- Fusion reaction gas chromatography -- Application to polymers polyamides and polyimides -- Polyhydrazides -- Polyurethanes -- Alkali cleavage -- Reactive polyesters -- Acidic cleavage -- Alkyd resins -- Silicone polyesters -- Vinyl esters -- Epoxy resins -- Polycarbonates -- Conclusion -- References -- Part 5: Meetin Report -- Chapter 10. Chromatography in Japan -- Chapter 11. On the way to atomic biology? -- Part 6: Computer Corner -- Chapter 12. Mouse manipulations in C -- The mouse driver -- A library of mouse manipulating functions -- References -- Part 7: trends -- Chapter 13. Expert systems in chemical analysis -- Introduction -- The ESCA approach -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 14. Process control - a challenge for expert system technology -- Introduction -- Description of an expert system -- Problems in building an expert system for process control -- Coping with these problems -- What should an ESPC consist of? -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 15. An expert system for the validation of high- performance liquid Chromatographie methods -- Introduction -- Scope of the method validation expert system -- Ruggedness system -- Implementation -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Chapter 16. Application of expert systems programming to high-performance liquid chromatography method development -- Introduction -- Scope of development -- Knowledge representation in HPLC method development -- Program design -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 17. A knowledge-based system for structure analysis from infrared and mass spectral data -- Introduction -- General description of the system -- Spectrum interpretation -- Knowledge acquisition -- Structure generation -- EXSPEC at work (a practical example) -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 18. Fuzzy expert systems -- Introduction. , Fuzzy sets -- Approximate reasoning -- Fuzzy neural networks -- References -- Part 8. Monitor -- Chapter 19. The accuracy and completeness of references cited in selected analytical chemistry journals -- Materials and methods -- Results and discussion -- References -- Part 9: meeting report -- Chapter 21. Affinity chromatography -- Chapter 22. Microchemical techniques -- Part 10: Computer Corner -- Chapter 23. Software to test the hypothesis of normal distribution of data according to Kolmogorov's test -- Input of data -- Numerical Kolmogorov's test -- Graphic Kolmogorov's test -- References -- Part 11: Feature -- Chapter 24. A practical guide to pH measurement in freshwaters -- Introduction -- A practical guide -- General -- References -- Part 12: observer -- Chapter 25. Industrial applications of vibrational spectroscopy -- Conclusions -- References -- Part 13: trends -- Chapter 26. Biospecific assays with time-resolved fluorescence detection -- Introduction -- Dissociation enhanced time-resolved fluoroimmunoassay -- Time-resolved fluorimetry as a photon emission technique -- Time-resolved fluorimetry of directly fluorescentprobes -- Lanthanide chelates and nucleic acid labelling -- References -- Chapter 27. Circular dichroism - I. Theory and practice -- Introduction -- Potential as analytical detectors -- Manifestation of CD -- The CD spectrum -- Instrumentation -- Comparative evaluation of CD and absorption -- References -- Chapter 28. Characterization of semiconductors by photoluminescence and electroluminescence measurements in electrolyte solutions -- Introduction -- Structure of semiconductor-electrolyte interfaces -- Emission from a semiconductor -- PL and EL of semiconductor electrode -- PL as a probe for potential distribution and surface recombination velocity -- Spatial distribution of doping density and composition. , Energy levels of surface states and reaction intermediates -- Acknowledgement -- Conclusion -- References -- Part 14:editorial -- Chapter 29. Vibrational spectroscopy, Fourier transforms and analytical chemistry -- part 15. opinion -- Chapter 30. Process Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy -- Part 15. meeting reports -- Chapter 31. Analytical methods in biotechnology -- Part 16: Computer Corner -- Chapter 32. Interrupt driven data acquisition with the IBM personal computer -- Introduction -- Interrupt service routines (ISRs) -- Selection of interrupt request lines (IRQs) -- Initialization of hardware for data acquisition -- Example routines -- Discussion -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Part 17: trends -- Chapter 33. Fourier transform Raman spectroscopy in an industrial environment -- Introduction -- Principles and FT-Raman spectroscopy -- Experimental conditions -- Applications of FT-Raman spectroscopy -- Polymers -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Chapter 34. Fourier transform mid-infrared spectroscopy for food analysis -- Introduction -- Attenuated total reflectance -- Photoacoustic detection -- Diffuse reflectance -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 35. Application of Fourier transformation in high resolution gas Chromatographie trace analysis -- Introduction -- Theory -- Gas chromatography -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Chapter 36. Circular dichroism - II. Analytical applications -- Introduction -- Applications -- Conclusions -- References -- Part 18: editorial -- Chapter 37. Glasnost, Perestroyka and analytical chemistry -- Part 19: Monitor -- Chapter 38. Some recent trends in the use of instrumental methods for trace metal analysis -- Introduction -- References -- Part 19: meeting reports -- Chapter 39. The PittCon program: a selective account -- Part 20: Computer Corner. , Chapter 40. Weighted least squares evaluation of slope from data having errors in both axes -- Introduction -- The solution -- Related remarks -- Numerical example -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Part 21: trends -- Chapter 41. Miniaturization in column liquid chromatography -- Introduction -- Classification of micro-scale HPLC -- Attractive features of micro-HPLC -- Instrumentation -- Microcolumn-based detection -- Approach to SFC and GC: Unified chromatography -- Coupled-column chromatography -- Future prospects of micro-HPLC -- References -- Chapter 42. Soil-gas surveys for detection and delineation of groundwater contamination -- Introduction -- Subsurface transport processes -- Subsurface fate -- Case study -- Case study -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 43. A small expert system for solid phase extraction -- Introduction -- The knowledge acquisition -- The implementation of the expert system in KES -- Requirements of an expert system for biomedical analysis -- Acknowledgement -- References -- Chapter 44. Solid-state electrochemical oxygen sensors for operation at room temperature -- Introduction -- Oxygen sensing by LaF3 sensor -- Importance of surface treatment and electrode material -- Application to sensing in the liquid phase -- Conclusion -- References -- Part 22: Monitor -- Chapter 45. National publication productivities and performances in analytical chemistry core journals, 1981 -1985 -- Data sources and processing -- Methodology -- Results and comments -- References -- Part 23: meeting reports -- Chapter 46. High performance capillary electrophoresis -- Chapter 47. Hyphenated techniques in chromatography -- Part 24: Computer Corner -- Chapter 48. APL as a development language for multivariate spectroscopic applications -- Introduction -- Examples of APL operations -- APL applied to spectroscopic analysis. , Example of a spectroscopic analysis program.