Modern Basic Chemistry Part 2

Author: Gu Da
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Publish Date: 1998-11-01
Features: This book can be used as a textbook for majors such as chemical engineering and pharmaceuticals, materials, environmental and safety, light industry, textile and food, and biological engineering in higher industrial colleges. It is also available for reference by relevant technical professionals. This book is a textbook for a course within the new system of the 21st-century engineering chemistry curriculum reform, which adopts a two-stage curriculum system centered on physical chemistry. The textbook incorporates preliminary content of physical chemistry principles and selects relevant chemical principles and basic chemical knowledge from a modern perspective. The book is divided into two parts. Part 1 is Chemical Principles (Chapters 1 to 11), which starts with the microscopic essence and then discusses the macroscopic laws of chemistry. Part 2 is an Introduction to Chemistry (Chapters 12 to 21), which constructs a framework for modern chemical basic knowledge, pays attention to reflecting the characteristics of engineering chemistry, and introduces knowledge related to the advancement of society and the development of modern high-tech. Each chapter includes the life stories of famous scientists and reference bibliographies. Additionally, short essays are contributed by experts in the fields of astronomy, aerospace, information, materials, and biology, demonstrating the interdisciplinary integration of other disciplines with chemistry.