A Method For The Identification Of Pure Organic Compounds By A Systematic Analytical Procedure Based On Physical Properties And Chemical Reactions ... (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781179163406)

A Method For The Identification Of Pure Organic Compounds, Volume 4, by Samuel Parsons Mulliken, presents a systematic analytical procedure for identifying organic compounds based on their physical properties and chemical reactions. This comprehensive guide offers a structured approach to qualitative organic analysis, enabling chemists and researchers to accurately determine the composition of unknown substances.

Mulliken's method emphasizes a combination of physical property measurements and carefully selected chemical reactions, providing a robust framework for identifying a wide range of organic compounds. This volume serves as an invaluable reference for both students and experienced practitioners in organic chemistry, offering detailed instructions and practical insights into the identification process. The techniques described have enduring value in analytical chemistry and related fields.

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