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Statistical Design - Chemometrics

Statistical Design - Chemometrics

of: Roy E Bruns, Ieda Spacino Scarminio, Benicio de Barros Neto

Elsevier Trade Monographs, 2006

ISBN: 9780080462134 , 422 Pages

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Statistical Design - Chemometrics


 

Cover

1

Contents

8

Preface

6

How statistics can help

12

Statistics can help

13

Empirical models

15

Experimental design and optimization

16

When the situation is normal

20

Applications

81

From home to work

81

Bioequivalence of brand-name and generic medicines

87

Still more beans?

88

Marine algae productivity

92

Applying the normal distribution

65

Making comparisons with a reference value

65

Determining sample size

69

Statistically controlling processes

71

Comparing two treatments

75

Random sampling in normal populations

56

Linear combinations of random variables

52

Covariance and correlation

48

The normal distribution

34

Calculating probabilities of occurrence

35

Using the tails of the standard normal distribution

40

Why is the normal distribution so important

43

Calculating confidence intervals for the mean

45

Interpreting confidence intervals

46

Populations, samples and distributions

25

How to describe the characteristics of the sample

28

Errors

21

Types of error

22

Changing everything at the same time

94

A 2² factorial design

96

Calculating the effects

97

Geometrical interpretation of the effects

100

Estimating the error of an effect

100

Interpreting the results

104

An algorithm for calculating the effects

106

The statistical model

109

A 2³ factorial design

114

Calculating the effects

115

Estimating the error of an effect

117

Interpreting the results

118

The statistical model

121

A 24 factorial design

121

Calculating the effects

122

Estimating the error of an effect

123

Normal probability plots

125

Evolutionary operation with two-level designs

130

Blocking factorial designs

134

Applications

136

Resin hydrolysis

136

Cyclic voltammetry of methylene blue

137

Retention time in liquid chromatography

138

Gas separation by adsorption

140

Improving wave functions

142

Performance of Ti/TiO2 electrodes

144

Controlling detergent froth

149

Development of a detergent

151

A blocked design for producing earplugs

153

When there are many variables

158

Half-fractions of factorial designs

159

How to construct a half-fraction

163

Generators of fractional factorial designs

165

The concept of resolution

167

Resolution IV fractional factorial designs

167

Resolution V fractional factorial designs

168

Inert variables and factorials embedded in fractions

169

Half-fractions of maximum resolution

172

Screening variables

174

Resolution III fractional factorial designs

174

Saturated designs

176

How to construct resolution III fractional factorial designs

182

How to construct a 2IV^8-4 fraction from a 2III^7-4 fraction

182

Saturated Plackett–Burman designs

184

Taguchi techniques for quality engineering

186

Applications

190

Adsorption on organofunctionalized silicas

190

Calcium oxalate thermogravimetry

190

Chromatographic analysis of gases

193

Mn-porphyrin catalytic response

195

Oxide drainage in the steel industry

196

Violacein production by bacteria

198

Polyester resin cure

200

Screening design for earplug production

204

Plackett–Burman designs for screening factors

205

Empirical model-building

210

A model for y=f(X)

210

The analysis of variance

220

Confidence intervals

224

Statistical significance of the regression model

229

A new model for y=f(X)

230

Lack of fit and pure error

234

Correlation and regression

242

Applications

244

The spring of air

244

Chromatographic calibration

246

Multivariate calibration

250

Forbidden energy gaps in semiconductors

251

Heat of vaporization determination

252

Another calibration

254

Exploring the response surface

256

Response surface methodology

256

Initial modeling

257

Determining the path of steepest ascent

261

Finding the optimum point

265

The importance of the initial design

270

An experiment with three factors and two responses

271

Treating problems with many variables

279

Central composite designs

284

Box–Behnken designs

288

Doehlert designs

292

Optimal designs

298

Applications

301

6A.1 Mo(VI) catalytic response

301

Osmotic dehydration of pineapple

302

Reducing cholesterol levels

305

Laccase production

307

Increasing the oxygen in air

309

Earplug optimization study — concluding phase

316

Photodegradability of herbicides

319

Mixture modeling

324

Two-component mixtures

325

Three-component mixtures

332

An example of a three-component mixture

335

Cubic models for three-component mixtures

338

Model evaluation

341

Pseudocomponents

343

Other mixture designs

345

Mixtures with more than three components

349

Applications

351

Solvent influence on Fe(III) ion complexation

351

Tensile strength of polymeric materials

355

Cr(VI) catalytic determination

358

Polymer blend conductivity

360

The proof of the pudding is not in the eating

363

Designing new ceramic materials

366

Improving selectivity in high-performance liquid chromatography

369

Simplex optimization

376

The basic simplex

377

The modified simplex

382

The supermodified simplex

391

References

396

Uncited References

396

References

396

Answers to exercises

404

Chapter 2

404

Chapter 3

406

Chapter 4

409

Chapter 5

411

Chapter 6

414

Chapter 7

415

Chapter 8

416

index

418