Excerpt from Principles of Quantitative Analysis: An Introductory Course
The introductory course in quantitative analysis is expected to meet a variety of needs. For a limited number of students it represents the beginning of a course of training which ultimately leads to the ability to do effective work as a professional analyst. For others it represents merely one of the necessary features of the training, which every student who aspires to the title of chemist must complete. For still others the object to be gained is a general survey of the methods of quantitative analysis, and the ability to comprehend and make intelligent use of the results obtained by it, especially as applied to the various branches of both pure and applied science.
Some of the other difficulties which arise in presenting the subject are, the limited amount of time which can be devoted to it; the large amount of personal supervision and assistance which should be given each student, if he is to acquire the necessary manipulative skill with the least expenditure of time and effort; and the inability of the instructor to furnish the student with an adequate supply of platinum ware and of many of the conveniences and special forms of apparatus, with which it is desirable the student should become acquainted.
In this book the attempt has been made to meet these difficulties by outlining the entire field covered by the subject; that is, by presenting it from the standpoint of a comprehensive scheme of classification, which is based upon the different types of chemical and physical equilibrium.
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