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Analytical Chemists need to be good at careful accurate measurements, statistics and error analysis. as currently taught, the introductory course in analytical chemistry emphasizes quantitative (and sometimes qualitative) methods of analysis coupled with a heavy dose of equilibrium chemistry. Analytical chemistry, however, is more than equilibrium chemistry and a collection of analytical methods; it is an approach to solving chemical problems.Currently available textbooks do a good job of covering the diverse practical and instrumental analysis techniques available to chemists, such as gravimetric and titrimetric, and instrumental analysis techniques, such as spectrophotometry, all currently available textbooks cover a reasonable variety of techniques. These textbooks, Experience of teaching analytical chemistry over a number of years to large number of students has provided the problems which helpful to written this book. In this book we try to cover almost fundamental analytical practical which is useful to analytical students, like chromatography, spectroscopic methods as well as titrations.