Illustrated Dictionary of Chemistry in British

Author: (British) Werthem J.
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Publishing Date: 2002-06-01
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Elements make up all the matter around us. Chemistry is the science that studies the composition, structure, properties, and laws of change of matter, and it is one of the foundational disciplines of natural science. This book divides the content of chemical research into five parts: physical chemistry, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, environmental chemistry, and commonly used chemical reference materials, each marked with a different colored circular code.
- Physical Chemistry: Physical chemistry studies the structure, properties, and states of matter, as well as fundamental chemical laws.
- Inorganic Chemistry: It focuses on the properties, uses, and compounds of elements in the periodic table (excluding polymers).
- Organic Chemistry: It studies carbon-chain compounds, explaining the diverse structures and groups formed by them.
- Environmental Chemistry: It explains the interactions between natural chemical substances and the impact of pollution on the environment.
- Commonly Used Chemical Reference Materials: It provides charts and tables on the properties, symbols, and identification methods of elements, as well as brief descriptions of the uses of instruments, the preparation of compounds, experimental methods, and chemical analysis methods.