Solution to Inorganic Chemistry and General Chemistry

Author: He Keqiang
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Publish Date: 2000-01-01
Features: This book is a problem-solving guide for inorganic chemistry and general chemistry in higher industrial colleges. It is based on the basic teaching requirements of the Ministry of Education for inorganic chemistry and general chemistry courses in higher engineering colleges, and is compiled from the rich teaching experience of basic chemistry course teachers from nearly ten engineering colleges. The content includes: fundamental principles of chemical reactions, basic principles of material structure, element chemistry, basic knowledge of organic compounds, comprehensive problem-solving of basic chemistry, and simulated examination questions from the question bank. To address common problems that engineering students face when learning basic chemistry, this book provides summary guidance for each chapter, and selects dozens of carefully chosen problems for in-depth solutions and analysis, aiming to help each student achieve varying levels of progress in their learning. This further helps students recognize the patterns and importance of learning chemistry, as well as improving their self-learning and innovative abilities in chemistry. The chemical bond formed between positive and negative ions in a compound by electrostatic attraction is called an ionic bond, and the compound formed by ionic bonds is called an ionic compound. The form in which ionic compounds exist is an ionic crystal. The main factors determining the structure of an ionic crystal include the size of the radius ratio between positive and negative ions, as well as the electronic layer configuration of the ions.