From a chemical perspective on the world

Author: Wu Dan
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is a textbook for general chemistry, designed to meet the needs of students in chemistry-related disciplines for quality-oriented education in chemistry. The book is divided into twelve chapters, with the first seven chapters introducing fundamental principles of chemistry. The content is arranged as closely as possible with real-life applications to help students better understand and grasp basic concepts and principles of chemistry. The last five chapters are relatively independent sections, providing a more detailed and in-depth exploration of the important role of chemistry in our daily lives today, facilitating students' understanding of the interdisciplinary intersections, permeations, and integrations between chemistry and related fields. The basic content includes: fundamental concepts of chemistry, chemical elements and material structure, basic laws and principles of chemistry, water resources and their characteristics, acids, bases, and coordination compounds, redox reactions, organic chemistry, chemicals and life, chemicals and daily life, chemicals and the environment, chemicals and materials, and chemicals and energy. Guided by the principle of broadening students' knowledge, this book aims to help students in non-chemistry and chemical engineering disciplines of science and engineering, as well as in humanities and management, understand the close connection between chemistry and modern life, thereby enhancing their overall scientific literacy and comprehensive abilities.