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- Title Page: ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY EXERCISES FOR INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY
- ISBN 0471488569
- CONTENTS (with page links)
- PREFACE
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- TO THE INSTRUCTOR
- PART 1 PRELIMINARY EXERCISES
- 1 HOW TO KEEP A LEGALLY DEFENSIBLE LABORATORY NOTEBOOK
- 2 STATISTICAL ANALYSIS
- BACKGROUND
- LINEAR LEAST SQUARES ANALYSIS
- STUDENT’S t TEST'
- PROPAGATION OF UNCERTAINTY
- REFERENCES
- ASSIGNMENT
- 3 FIELD SAMPLING EQUIPMENT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLES
- BACKGROUND
- ATMOSPHERIC SAMPLING
- WATER SAMPLING
- GROUNDWATER SAMPLING
- SEDIMENT/SLUDGE SAMPLING
- SOIL SAMPLING
- IN-SITU ANALYSIS
- SAMPLE PRESERVATION AND STORAGE
- PART 2 EXPERIMENTS FOR AIR SAMPLES
- 4 DETERMINATION OF HENRY’S LAW CONSTANTS
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- ACKNOWLEDGMENT
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- PROCEDURE
- ASSIGNMENT
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- 5 GLOBAL WARMING: DETERMINING IF A GAS IS INFRARED ACTIVE
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- ACKNOWLEDGMENT
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Safety Precautions
- Chemicals
- Equipment
- Waste Disposal
- ASSIGNMENT
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- 6 MONITORING THE PRESENCE OF HYDROCARBONS IN AIR AROUND GASOLINE STATIONS
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Safety Precautions
- Chemicals and Solutions
- GC Conditions
- Equipment and Glassware
- PROCEDURE
- Week 1
- Week 2
- Waste Disposal
- ASSIGNMENT
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- DATA COLLECTION SHEET
- PART 3 EXPERIMENTS FOR WATER SAMPLES
- 7 DETERMINATION OF AN ION BALANCE FOR A WATER SAMPLE
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Safety Precautions
- Glassware
- Chemicals and Solutions
- PROCEDURE
- IC Analysis
- FAAS Analysis
- Waste Disposal
- ASSIGNMENT
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- 8 MEASURING THE CONCENTRATION OF CHLORINATED PESTICIDES IN WATER SAMPLES
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- ACKNOWLEDGMENT
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Safety Precautions
- Chemicals and Solutions
- Glassware
- GC Conditions
- PROCEDURE
- ASSIGNMENT
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- 9 DETERMINATION OF CHLORIDE, BROMIDE, AND FLUORIDE IN WATER SAMPLES
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Safety Precautions
- Chemicals
- Equipment and Glassware
- PROCEDURE
- ASSIGNMENT
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- DATA COLLECTION SHEET
- 10 ANALYSIS OF NICKEL SOLUTIONS BY ULTRAVIOLET–VISIBLE SPECTROMETRY
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Chemicals
- Equipment and Glassware
- Preparation of Standards
- PROCEDURE
- Optional Procedures
- Waste Disposal
- ASSIGNMENT
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- DATA COLLECTION SHEET
- PART 4 EXPERIMENTS FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE
- 11 DETERMINATION OF THE COMPOSITION OF UNLEADED GASOLINE USING GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- REFERENCE
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Safety and Precautions
- Chemicals and Solutions
- Equipment and Glassware
- GC Settings
- PROCEDURE
- Week 1: Determining the Retention Times
- Week 2: Determining the Composition of Unleaded Gasoline
- Waste Disposal
- ASSIGNMENT
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- DATA COLLECTION SHEET
- 12 PRECIPITATION OF METALS FROM HAZARDOUS WASTE
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Safety Precautions
- Chemicals and Solutions
- Equipment and Glassware
- PROCEDURE
- Group 1: Copper
- Group 2: Nickel
- Group 3: Chromium
- PRECIPITATION OF METALS FROM HAZARDOUS WASTE: DATA COLLECTION SHEET 1
- Solution Preparation
- Data Collection
- PRECIPITATION OF METALS FROM HAZARDOUS WASTE: DATA COLLECTION SHEET 2
- PRECIPITATION OF METALS FROM HAZARDOUS WASTES: DATA COLLECTION SHEET 3
- PRECIPITATION OF METALS FROM HAZARDOUS WASTE: DATA COLLECTION SHEET 4
- Optional Unknown
- DATA COLLECTION SHEET
- 13 DETERMINATION OF THE NITROAROMATICS IN SYNTHETIC WASTEWATER FROM A MUNITIONS PLANT
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- REFERENCE
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Safety Precautions
- Chemicals and Solutions
- Equipment and Glassware
- PROCEDURE
- ASSIGNMENT
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- DATA COLLECTION SHEET
- 14 DETERMINATION OF A SURROGATE TOXIC METAL IN A SIMULATED HAZARDOUS WASTE SAMPLE
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- USEFUL REFERENCES
- PROCEDURE I
- Determination of Ca Using Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy and External Standards
- PROCEDURE II
- Determination of Ca Using Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy, External Standards, and a Releasing Agent
- PROCEDURE III
- Determination of Ca Using Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy and the Standard Addition Technique with a Releasing Agent
- PROCEDURE IV
- Determination of Ca Using Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy and the Standard Addition Technique without a Releasing Agent
- PROCEDURE V
- Determination of Ca Using the EDTA Titration
- PROCEDURE VI
- Determination of Ca Using Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy and Ion-Specific Electrodes
- PROCEDURE VII
- ASSIGNMENT
- 15 REDUCTION OF SUBSTITUTED NITROBENZENES BY ANAEROBIC HUMIC ACID SOLUTIONS
- BACKGROUND
- ACKNOWLEDGMENT
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Safety Precautions
- Chemicals and Solutions
- Equipment
- PROCEDURE
- Preparation of Experimental Solutions in Serum Vials
- Waste Disposal
- ASSIGNMENT
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- PART 5 EXPERIMENTS FOR SEDIMENT AND SOIL SAMPLES
- 16 SOXHLET EXTRACTION AND ANALYSIS OF A SOIL OR SEDIMENT SAMPLE CONTAMINATED WITH n-PENTADECANE
- BACKGROUND
- METHODS OF EXTRACTION
- THEORY
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Source of Error and Internal Standards
- PreLab Demonstrations
- Safety Precautions
- Chemicals and Solutions
- Equipment and Glassware
- GC Conditions
- PROCEDURE
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- DATA COLLECTION SHEET
- 17 DETERMINATION OF A CLAY–WATER DISTRIBUTION COEFFICIENT FOR COPPER
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Safety Precautions
- Chemicals and Solutions
- Equipment and Glassware
- PROCEDURE
- Week 1
- Week 2
- Waste Disposal
- ASSIGNMENT
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- DATA COLLECTION SHEET
- PART 6 WET EXPERIMENTS
- 18 DETERMINATION OF DISSOLVED OXYGEN IN WATER USING THE WINKLER METHOD
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Safety Precautions
- Chemicals and Solutions
- Glassware
- PROCEDURE
- Standardization of Sodium Thiosulfate Titrant
- Waste Disposal
- ASSIGNMENT
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- 19 DETERMINATION OF THE BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND OF SEWAGE INFLUENT
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Safety Precautions
- Chemicals and Solutions
- Equipment and Glassware
- PROCEDURES
- Preparation of Dilution Water
- Seeding
- pH Adjustment
- Chlorine Removal
- Setup and Titration of BOD Samples
- Waste Disposal
- ASSIGNMENT
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- DATA COLLECTION SHEET
- 20 DETERMINATION OF INORGANIC AND ORGANIC SOLIDS IN WATER SAMPLES: MASS BALANCE EXERCISE
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- PROCEDURE
- Group I: Total (TS), Fixed (FS), and Volatile Solids (VS) (Boxes 1 and 2 in Figure 20-1)
- Group II: Total Suspended Solids (TSS) and Suspended Volatile Solids (SVS) (Boxes 3 and 4 in Figure 20-1)
- Group III: Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) and Dissolved Volatile Solids (DVS) (Boxes 5 and 6 in Figure 20-1)
- ASSIGNMENT
- DATA COLLECTION SHEET
- 21 DETERMINATION OF ALKALINITY OF NATURAL WATERS
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Safety Precautions
- Chemicals and Solutions
- Glassware
- PROCEDURE
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- 22 DETERMINATION OF HARDNESS IN A WATER SAMPLE
- BACKGROUND
- THEORY
- REFERENCES
- IN THE LABORATORY
- Safety Precautions
- Chemicals and Solutions
- Glassware
- PROCEDURE
- ADVANCED STUDY ASSIGNMENT
- DATA COLLECTION SHEET
- PART 7 FATE AND TRANSPORT CALCULATIONS
- 23 pC–pH DIAGRAMS: EQUILIBRIUM DIAGRAMS FOR WEAK ACID AND BASE SYSTEMS
- BACKGROUND
- CLOSED SYSTEMS
- OPEN SYSTEMS
- REFERENCES
- ASSIGNMENT
- To Print a Graph from Fate
- 24 FATE AND TRANSPORT OF POLLUTANTS IN RIVERS AND STREAMS
- BACKGROUND
- CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT OF GOVERNING FATE AND TRANSPORT EQUATION
- Instantaneous Pollutant Input
- Step Pollutant Input
- Mathematical Approach to a Lake System
- Instantaneous Pollutant Input Model
- Step Pollutant Input Model
- REFERENCES
- ASSIGNMENT
- To Print a Graph from Fate
- 25 FATE AND TRANSPORT OF POLLUTANTS IN LAKE SYSTEMS
- BACKGROUND
- CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT OF GOVERNING FATE AND TRANSPORT EQUATION
- Instantaneous Pollutant Input
- Step Pollutant Input
- Mathematical Approach to a Lake System
- Instantaneous Pollutant Input Model
- Step Pollutant Input Model
- REFERENCES
- ASSIGNMENT
- To Print a Graph from Fate
- 26 FATE AND TRANSPORT OF POLLUTANTS IN GROUNDWATER SYSTEMS
- BACKGROUND
- CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT OF GOVERNING FATE AND TRANSPORT EQUATION
- Instantaneous Pollutant Input
- Step Pollutant Input
- Mathematical Approach to a Lake System
- Instantaneous Pollutant Input
- Step Pollutant Input
- REFERENCES
- ASSIGNMENT
- To Print a Graph from Fate
- 27 TRANSPORT OF POLLUTANTS IN THE ATMOSPHERE
- BACKGROUND
- STEP INPUT (PLUME MODEL) OF POLLUTANT
- PULSE INPUT (PUFF MODEL) OF POLLUTION
- REFERENCES
- ASSIGNMENT
- To Print a Graph from Fate
- 28 BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND AND THE DISSOLVED OXYGEN SAG CURVE IN A STREAM: STREETER–PHELPS EQUATION
- BACKGROUND
- CONCEPTUAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE GOVERNING FATE AND TRANSPORT EQUATION
- MATHEMATICAL APPROACH TO A LAKE SYSTEM
- REFERENCES
- ASSIGNMENT
- To Print a Graph from Fate
- APPENDIX A PERIODIC TABLE
- INDEX (with page links)
- Back Page
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