Medical Basic Chemistry

Author: Han Zhenmao
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Publish Date: 1999-06-01
Features: This book is based on the current teaching practices in basic chemistry at medical colleges and the 1993 meeting spirit of the National Health Commission's Planning Textbook Evaluation Committee. It was co-authored by chemistry teachers from several medical colleges, building upon the foundation of Han Zhenmao's 《》. The book consists of 15 chapters, covering inorganic chemistry, analytical chemistry, physical chemistry, and surface phenomena and colloids. Since trace elements have a close relationship with human health, a separate chapter is dedicated to discussing the chemical reactions and physiological mechanisms of trace elements in the human body, reminding people to pay attention to both the nutritional value of trace elements and the potential toxicity they may pose. The depth and breadth of the book are well-aligned with teaching needs, featuring a concise and focused approach. It is suitable for use in clinical medicine, preventive medicine, pediatrics, stomatology, and other related fields.