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About the book
An integrated study of the features of precipitation, nucleation, growth, coprecipitation, surface properties and multi-component systems from as quantitative a viewpoint as possible. Recent experimental and theoretical advances have enabled formulation of a quantitative approach to the mechanism of precipitate formation and development. Until the last decade or so, most information in the literature has only been of a qualitative nature.
The book is directed toward those interested in the mechanism of precipitation from solution, whether it be in analytical or physical chemistry, physiology or geophysics, some examples being explored from each of these areas. The formation and properties of precipitates are regarded as interrelated phenomena which only become more or less intelligible when treated together.
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ALAN G. WALTON
has been Associate Professor of Chemistry, Department of Chemistry, Case Institute of Technology (now Case and Western Reserve University), Cleveland, Ohio since i960. He also directs Case-Western Reserve's new Biomedical Physics Group. From 1962 to 1966 he was Assistant Professor of Chemistry at the same institute and from I960 to 1962 he was a Research Associate at Indiana University. He holds a B.Sc (1957) and a Ph.D. (i960) from Nottingham University, England. He is an Associate of the Royal Institute of Chemistry (London) and a Member of the Faraday Society. In 1965 he organized the International Symposium on Nucleation Phenomena (Cleveland). He is also Consultant to E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Company. Vissza