[Compaq]

I will mostly use SEM. Thank you for the suggestions, I will look into those!

[Vidya]

Vogel's quantitative chemistry ....is one the best 

[dun13203171]

Hi guys, I am a visual learner, and respond best to detailed diagrams rather than reems of text.

I struggle mostly with physical chemistry, and sometimes analytical. I have 3 months spare now before I start a new degree and I want to hit the books hard and learn as much as I can.

What's books would be best suited for me?

[PeaGreen36]

Does anyone have any good suggestions for books (or e-books!) that could help me with the maths behind analytical work?

Trying to get my head around LOD/concentration calculations with interchangeable units is difficult, and I'm struggling to find anything decent online to help..

(My manager looked so relieved today, and may have actually jumped for joy, when I finally got to a solution after 30 mins)

[jamesac]

Interesting that so many people have high praise for Quantitative Chemical Analysis by Daniel Harris. I used the 8th edition for my analytical chemistry class and didn't think it was all that great. It didn't have that many examples worked out (at least not for the stuff we were covering), and I just found the style of the textbook to be very bland. Then again, part of it was probably just the fact that I wasn't a huge fan of the class or the material. 

[Cantacoxinha]

I need a recommendation for a textbook that deals specifically with GC, and a separate one dealing with HPLC. Any good suggestion?

Frow which literature did you learn more detailed things about chromatographic methods? Thanks in advance.