Basic Chemistry Experiment (I)

Author: Luo Shiping Chen Ruyu
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book is a suitable textbook for university basic chemistry laboratory courses. Basic Chemistry Experiment (Part 1) focuses on inorganic synthesis as the main thread, strengthening fundamental knowledge, basic operations, and basic skill training, integrating qualitative, quantitative analysis, and separation methods. The content includes basic knowledge of chemical laboratories, basic laboratory operations, experiments on the determination of fundamental physical quantities and physicochemical parameters, inorganic synthesis experiments, experiments on the properties of elements and compounds, quantitative and instrumental analysis experiments, as well as comprehensive and design-oriented experiments. This book can serve as a basic chemistry laboratory textbook for undergraduate students in relevant disciplines of engineering colleges or comprehensive universities. It also holds certain reference value for experimental technicians working in chemical fields in industries such as chemical engineering, materials, pharmaceuticals, and textiles.
This book is a suitable textbook for university basic chemistry laboratory courses. Basic Chemistry Experiment (Part 1) focuses on inorganic synthesis as the main thread, strengthening fundamental knowledge, basic operations, and basic skill training, integrating qualitative, quantitative analysis, and separation methods. The content includes basic knowledge of chemical laboratories, basic laboratory operations, experiments on the determination of fundamental physical quantities and physicochemical parameters, inorganic synthesis experiments, experiments on the properties of elements and compounds, quantitative and instrumental analysis experiments, as well as comprehensive and design-oriented experiments. This book can serve as a basic chemistry laboratory textbook for undergraduate students in relevant disciplines of engineering colleges or comprehensive universities. It also holds certain reference value for experimental technicians working in chemical fields in industries such as chemical engineering, materials, pharmaceuticals, and textiles.