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CHEMISTRY © 2004 ACS | [041031-MNe] |
| Genre: | Textbook and reference book |
 ISBN 0-7167-3126-6 |
| Content: |
Chapter 01: Water - A Natural Wonder Chapter 02: Aqueous Solutions and Solubility Chapter 03: Origin of Atoms Chapter 04: Structure of Atoms Chapter 05: Structure of Molecules Chapter 06: Chemical Reactions Chapter 07: Chemical Energetics - Enthalpy Chapter 08: Entropy and Molecular Organization Chapter 09: Chemical Equilibria Chapter 10: Reduction, Oxidation - Electrochemistry Chapter 11: Reaction Pathways | |
| Evaluation: |
The book starts its foray into the complex matter of chemistry with the essential
yet simple compound water, which is a principal condition for all life not only on
Earth but also in the whole universe. On the molecular level first general rules
can be deducted from water. These rules can then be transferred into the world of
inorganic, organic and physical chemistry with its almost infinite compounds:
states of aggregation, anomaly, atom models, valence electrons, chemical compounds
and their polarity, hydrogen bridge bond, stoichiometry, catalysator, solutions,
electrolytic dissociation, absorption/adsorption, acids and bases, isomerism,
spectroscopy, nuclear reaction, periodic table, light waves, kinetic energy,
Pauling's theory, orbital models, electron configuration, geometry, crystal
structures, carbon, isomers, stereochemistry, functional groups, chemical reactions,
coordination chemistry, nuclear chemistry, electron affinity, charges, enthalpy,
calorimeter, bond energies, equilibria, entropy, osmosis, thermodynamics,
electrolysis, reaction equilibrium, photochemistry, enzymes. | |
| Publisher: |
ACS - American Chemical Society W.H.Freeman and Company, New York | |
| Language: |
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| Link: | www.whfreeman.com | |
| Target group: | chemistry students, lecturers. |
