Inorganic chemistry : principles of structure and reactivity



Digitised Book 216.73.216.10 (0)

1983

Inorganic chemistry : principles of structure and reactivity

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A textbook designed for the traditional course in introductory inorganic .chemistry. The emphasis is on structural and bonding principles. It is believed that sufficient "descriptive" chemistry has been included to give the student a good appreciation of the range of properties and reactions encountered in inorganic chemistry. In this edition increased emphasis has been placed on the redox chemistry of metals through the use of Latimer diagrams, a useful tool that has been somewhat neglected of late.

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Chemistry, Inorganic

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Title
Inorganic chemistry : principles of structure and reactivity
Creators
  • Huheey, James E.
Subject
  • Chemistry, Inorganic
Publisher
  • National Library Board Singapore, 1983
  • Harper & Row, 1983
Digital Description
application/pdf, ill.
Table of Contents
  • structure and reactivity -- 6. Chemical forces -- 7. Acid-base chemistry -- 8. Chemistry in aqueous and nonaqueous solutions -- 9. Coordination chemistry: theory -- 10. Coordination chemistry: structure -- 11. Coordination chemistry: reactions, kinetics, and mechanisms -- 12. Coordination chemistry: reactions, kinetics, and mechanisms -- 13. Organometallic chemistry -- 14. Inorganic chains, rings, cages, and clusters -- 15. The chemistry of the Halogens and the noble gases -- 16. The lanthanide, actinide, and transactinide elements -- 17. Periodicity -- 18. Inorganic chemistry in biological systems -- Appendix A. Questions to be considered after finishing the course of study -- Appendix B. Symmetry and term symbols -- Appendix C. Units and conversion factors -- Appendix D. Tanabe-sugano diagrams -- Appendix E. Bond energies and bond lengths -- Appendix F. Electrode potentials and electromotive forces -- Appendix G. The literature of inorganic chemistry -- Appendix H. Tetrahedral, Octahedral, and Icosahedral Models and the use of stereopsis -- Appendix I. Classical methods of Ttreating Ionic Radii -- Appendix J. The rules of Inorganic nomenclature.
Edition
  • 3rd ed., Harper international SI ed.
Copyright
  • All Rights Reserved. National Library Board Singapore 2009.