Inorganic Chemistry (with disc)

Author: Liu Xinjin
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is a specialized textbook introducing the element chemistry knowledge in inorganic chemistry. The entire book consists of 16 chapters, with the first 12 chapters covering main-group elements and transition elements, while the last 4 chapters focus on content related to materials, environment, life, and preparation. At the beginning of each chapter, key learning points are introduced, followed by application topics, discussion sections, and exercises at the end of each chapter. The most prominent feature of this book is the full application of modern chemical principles to all aspects of element chemistry. It elucidates the properties of substances and the laws of inorganic reactions from both macroscopic and microscopic perspectives, while extending these properties and laws to practical applications, transforming traditional descriptive chemistry into an easily understandable, memorable, and masterable science. The book's selection of material is both "new" and "refined," with a focus on combining cutting-edge and fundamental content to achieve a clear and accessible presentation. This is a three-dimensional textbook (accompanied by a CD-ROM). The electronic teaching plan, created using computer software, is convenient for teachers to teach and beneficial for students to self-study. This book is suitable for students majoring in chemistry-related fields in higher education institutions and can also be used by relevant scientific research and engineering technical personnel.