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This book aims at familiarizing the student with the calculations performed in analytical chemistry, and in chemistry in general, and at consolidating theoretical knowledge by applying it to the solution of concrete or real problems. The book contains 18 chapters, which deal with the most common analytical methods. In each chapter there is a short introduction to the relevant theory, and equations are given to facilitate the comprehension of the theoretical principle and the solution of the relevant problems. Solved and unsolved examples are given throughout the book together with tables containing constants needed for the solution of the problems, and a separate Solutions Manual is available with detailed solutions of each problem.