Analytical Chem istry - DePauw University

xxii Analytical Chemistry 2.0Steven D. Brown, University of DelawareWendy Clevenger, University of Tennessee–ChattanoogaCathy Cobb, Augusta State UniversityPaul Flowers, University of North Carolina–PembrokeGeorge Foy, York College of PennsylvaniaNancy Gordon, University of Southern MaineVirginia M. Indivero, Swarthmore CollegeMichael Janusa, Nicholls State UniversityJ. David Jenkins, Georgia Southern UniversityDavid Karpovich, Saginaw Valley State UniversityGary Kinsel, University of Texas at ArlingtonJohn McBride, Hoftsra UniversityRichard S. Mitchell, Arkansas State UniversityGeorge A. Pearse, Jr., LeMoyne CollegeGary Rayson, New Mexico State UniversityDavid Redfield, NW Nazarene UniversityVincent Remcho, West Virginia UniversityJeanette K. Rice, Georgia Southern UniversityMartin W. Rowe, Texas A&M UniversityAlexander Scheeline, University of IllinoisJames D. Stuart, University of ConnecticutThomas J. Wenzel, Bates CollegeDavid Zax, Cornell UniversityI am particularly grateful for their detailed comments and suggestions.Much of what is good in the print edition is the result of their interest andideas.Without the support of DePauw University and its Faculty DevelopmentCommittee, work on this project would not have been possible. Thisproject began in 1992 with a summer course development grant, and receivedfurther summer support from the Presidential Discretionary Fund.Portions of the first draft were written during a sabbatical leave in fall 1993.The second draft was completed with the support of a Fisher Fellowshipin fall 1995. Converting the print version into this electronic version wascompleted as part of a year-long sabbatical during the 2008/09 academicyear.Ho w To Co n t a c t t h e Au t h o rWorking on this textbook continues to be an interesting challenge and arewarding endeavour. One interesting aspect of electronic publishing is thata book is not static—corrections, new examples and problems, and newtopics are easy to add, and new editions released as needed. I welcome yourinput and encourage you to contact me with suggestions for improving thiselectronic textbook. You can reach me by e-mail at harvey@depauw.edu.