Computers in Analytical Chemistry

I An Approach to a Multiple User Laboratory.- 1. An Approach to a Multiple User Laboratory Automation System.- 2. Division of Responsibilities.- 3. Automation of a Specific Instrument.- 4. Summary.- II Dedicated Computer in the Laboratory.- 1. General.- 2. Off-Line Computer.- 3. On-Line Computer.- 4. Functions of a Computer.- 5. Advantages.- III Real-Time High-Resolution Mass Spectrometry.- 1. Introduction.- 2. Experimental.- 3. System Evaluation.- 4. Applications to Organic Analysis.- Conclusions.- References.- IV A Computer Controlled X-ray Spectrograph.- 1. Introduction.- 2. Equipment.- 3. Operating Variables.- 4. Computer Program.- 5. Sample Preparation-Geological Materials.- 6. Comments.- References.- V Computer Interface and Digital Sweep for an NMR Spectrometer.- 1. Introduction.- 2. System Implementation.- 3. Detailed Circuit Description.- 4. Conclusion.- References.- VI Application of the Infotronics CRS-110/50 Computer Integrator Systems for On-Line GC Analyses.- 1. Introduction.- 2. Composite Integrator/Computer System.- 3. Modifications to the Basic System.- 4. Programing the Integrator-Computer System.- 5. System Flexibility - Conclusions.- VII On-Line Operation of a PE 621 Infrared Spectrophotometer- IBM/1800 Computer System.- 1. Introduction.- 2. System Components and Their Operation.- 3. Data Processing.- 4. Research Applications.- 5. Comments.- Acknowledgment.- References.- VIII D... Computer, Where's My Curve?.- References.