How can one learn analysis well?
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300,000 tons of synthetic ammonia and 520,000 tons of urea – I’ve never had any experience in the chemical industry (I’m from a humanities background). I’m about to start training, and I’m not sure how to learn this skill effectively. Are there any useful materials available? Thank you!
In that case, let’s not worry about mastering the subject thoroughly for now; it’s sufficient to learn the basic aspects during the short training period. Analytical chemistry is a specialized course; it’s not easy to start learning it directly if one has not taken other basic courses in the chemistry department. Of course, if the original poster has a very strong background in high school chemistry, along with excellent comprehension and memory skills, it is still possible to master analytical chemistry.
Reply to 2# qugd: I’m not sure which relevant materials to look at
Search for “analytical chemistry” on this forum; there are many resources you can refer to.
Reply to 3# kya15: You can take a look at the laboratory technician’s handbook; it contains the simplest and most basic information, as well as some introductory knowledge. Then check out the books on related analysis available to you~~