SPECIALISTPERIODICALREPORTSA series of review volumespublished by the RSC whichprovide critical coverage ofmajor areas of research. Recentvolumes which may be ofinterest to analytical chemistsinclude:Electron SpinResonance Vol. 7A review of the literature publishedbetween December 1979 and May1981.Hardcover 447pp 0 851 86 81 1 8Mass SpectrometryVol. 6A review of the literature publishedbetween July 1976 and June1980.Hardcover 357pp 0 85186 308 6Nuclear MagneticResonance Vol. 12This volume reviews the literaturepublished between June 1981 andMay 1982.Hardcover 376pp 0 85186 352 Royal Society of ChemistryAnalytical Sciences MonographsA series of monographs on topics of interest to analytical chemists.The Chemical Analysis of Water General Principles & Techniquesby A.L. WilsonThe volume covers all stages of the complete analytical process including: deciding on theanalytical information required; sampling, including place, time and frequency, as well asdevices and techniques; the analysis proper and the reporting of results, their statisticaltreatment, and the factors involved in the choice of analytical methods (including on-line andautomatic methods) for particular purposes; and data handling.Microfiche edition only 196pp 0 85990 502 0 i1977)Electrothermal Atomization for Atomic Absorption Spectrometryby C. W. FullerOne of the successful alternative atomization sources to the flame is at presentelectrothermal atomization, and this volume deals with all aspects of this technique,including: history; theoretical aspects; practical considerations; analytical parameters of theelements; and specific areas of application.Hardcover 735pp 0 85186 777 4 (1977)Dithizoneby H.M. N. H. IrvingAs a result of his long association with analytical techniques using this reagent, the author isable to present in this volume a body of historical and technical data on the subject. Specifictopics include: the properties of dithizone; metal-dithizone complexes and their formulae; thephotochemistry of dithizonates; and organometallic dithizones.Hardcover 7 12pp 0 85186 787 7 (7977)Isoenryme Analysisby D. W. MossThis monograph attempts to draw together the most important experimental techniqueswhich have resulted from the modern recognition that enzymes frequently exist in multiplemolecular forms.This monograph also indicates the advantages and limitations in isoenzymestudies of these modern analytical techniques.Hardcover 777pp 0 85786 800 2 i1979)Analysis of Airborne Pollutants in Working Atmospheresby J. Moreton and N. A. R FallaPart I covers pollution in the welding industry while Part II covers the surface coatingsindustry.Hardcover 194pp 0 85 186 860 6 I9801The Sampling of Bulk Materialsby R . Smith and G. V. JamesThe literature of analytical chemistry exhaustively covers the many techniques now availableto the analyst. Sampling, the one feature common to all analyses, is in contrast only sparselydocumented.This Monograph will go some way towards filling a gap in the literature and should stimutateinterest in the development of sampling as a field of study.Hardcover 2OOpp 0 85 786 8 10 X ( 798 11Further information about any of these publications can be obtained from: The MarketingDepartment, The Royal Society of Chemistry, Burlington House, London W1V OB