Miniaturization of analytical systems - Angel Rios, Alberto Escarpa, Bartolome Simonet - książka wyd. 2009

Opis

„Miniaturization of Analytical Systems: Principles, Designs and Applications” by Angel Rios, Alberto Escarpa and Bartolome Simonet is an English‑language scientific book that presents a comprehensive overview of the miniaturization of analytical systems in chemistry and related sciences. The book explains the fundamental principles behind miniaturizing analytical instruments, design strategies, fabrication techniques and practical applications of micro‑ and nanoscale analytical devices, covering topics such as miniaturized sample treatment, separation, detection and fully integrated microanalysis systems. It also discusses the **tools and technologies needed for designing and producing these systems, their portability, automation and real‑world reliability, and how miniaturization can lead to efficient, portable analytical solutions suitable for field testing and advanced laboratory work. Published in 2009 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc., this work is aimed at researchers, engineers and advanced students interested in modern analytical chemistry, microtechnology, microsystems and lab‑on‑a‑chip applications.