Inorganic chemistry

Author: Tie Bu-Rong
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This textbook is designed for undergraduate and seven-year program students in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Pharmacy, and related fields across national higher medical institutions. It can also serve as a learning and reference material for adult education students in Traditional Chinese Medicine, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Pharmacy, and related disciplines, as well as for self-study exam candidates and professionals and enthusiasts in the field of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
The extended content in the third part of this textbook can be used as a reference for elective courses offered by various institutions. It is one of the supplementary textbooks in the series, based on the chemistry teaching syllabus formulated by national Traditional Chinese Medicine institutions. Tailored to student needs, the book emphasizes learning methods and self-study training, with rigorous theory, concise yet comprehensive content.
The content is organized into three parts. Part I covers fundamental content and theories in inorganic chemistry, focusing on the four major equilibrium principles and the theories of atomic, molecular, and coordination compound structures. Part II focuses on element chemistry, covering the general properties of each group of elements, the structures, properties, and important reactions of key compounds. Part III is the extended content, a distinctive feature of this textbook, including: the application of mineral drugs, the use of metal coordination compounds in medicine, basic knowledge of bioinorganic chemistry, nanotechnology, and nanomaterials in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It highlights new developments and achievements in inorganic chemistry closely related to Traditional Chinese Medicine, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Pharmacy, and life sciences, broadening students' knowledge.
The entire book emphasizes the characteristics of Traditional Chinese Medicine and pharmaceutical engineering, with content and examples closely aligned with these fields. Another feature of this textbook is that all chapter exercises, solution methods, and reference answers are compiled into the supplementary 《Solutions Manual for Inorganic Chemistry》, along with recent undergraduate final exam questions and graduate entrance exam questions from participating institutions, along with reference answers. These questions reflect the styles and features of various Traditional Chinese Medicine institutions, aiming to cultivate and train students' self-study and comprehensive analytical abilities.