Editorial Reviews
“…stands as a quick reference source and clear guide to specific chromatographic techniques and principles.”
—Choice
“…College-level students of chromatography will find the 2-volume reference Encyclopedia of Chromatography an invaluable reference offering more than just definitions of physics processes and chemistry systems….It’s the depth and detail of these articles, arranged as an A-Z encyclopedic reference and authored by major contributors from around the world, which makes the set both authoritative and exhaustive. Add charts, graphs, tables of results and rates, and formulas and youu have a far-reaching reference. Specialty collections with solid science holding will consider this newly updated and expanded Second Edition of the Encyclopedia of Chromatography to be a must.”
—Internet Bookwatch “…an invaluable reference offering more than just definitions of physics processes and chemistry systems….It’s the depth and detail of these articles, arranged as an A-Z encyclopedic reference and authored by major contributors from around the world, which makes the set both authoritative and exhaustive…. “…a must.” — MBR: Internet Bookwatch “This second edition of this valuable resource of chromatographic techniques, principles, and references has been completely updated and expanded, containing more than 400 articles and including more than 80 new additions—growth such this edition is now published in two volumes. This edition, like the previous one, is also published online, where newly developments in the field of chromatography will be added.” —JACS, 2005 “…a welcome addition to the literature covering chromatographic techniques and methodologies.” — James T. Stewart, PhD (for previous edition) “…a wealth of information.” — Journal of Planar Chromatography (for previous edition) “…This encyclopedia should become a first and frequently used source of information on just about every conceivable chromatographic technique.” — The Chemical Educator (for previous edition)
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