Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry

Author: Ni Jing'an
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book optimally combines the fundamental content of industrial inorganic chemistry and analytical chemistry into a new system, fully considering the characteristics of industrial education and adhering to the philosophy of "structure, equilibrium, properties, and applications." It (rationally arranges) the organic integration of the four major equilibria—acid-base equilibrium, precipitation equilibrium, redox equilibrium, and coordination equilibrium—and their applications. It selects commonly important elements and their compounds with practical value, concisely elaborating on their key characteristics and change patterns. Each chapter is followed by exercises, with attention paid to their diversity and flexibility. Based on the needs of the new educational reform in higher education institutions in the new century, this book has been revised and streamlined on the basis. In terms of writing, it adheres to the principle of "less but better, refined and innovative," striving to combine traditional teaching content with the latest advancements in modern science and technology, aiming for strong scientific rigor and systematicity. This book is intended for students and teachers in chemical engineering, light industry, applied chemistry, biotechnology, food science, and related fields at higher industrial colleges. It can also serve as a reference for students and teachers in agricultural, forestry, medical, and related fields.