Inorganic Chemistry Experiment

Author: Mao Hairong
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book is based on the basic requirements for teaching inorganic chemistry courses in undergraduate normal universities. It incorporates multiple achievements in chemical experimental teaching reform, such as micro-experiments, design experiments, and series of chemical experiments, fully reflecting the spirit of teaching reform in the new century. In terms of selecting experimental content, it emphasizes timeliness, applicability, standardization, and comprehensiveness, while also highlighting the characteristics of normal chemistry experimental teaching materials. The book is divided into nine chapters, including an introduction, basic knowledge, experimental data processing, basic operations, common instruments and their use. The experimental content is organized into modules such as basic operation practice, determination of chemical principles and physical constants, element chemistry experiments, comprehensive and research-oriented experiments, etc., optimizing and updating the overall content of university inorganic chemistry experiments with clear levels.
Features of the book:
- The basic operation practice experiments fully reflect the characteristics of normal teaching materials, strengthening the standardization of basic operations and training.
- The introduction to basic operations and instrument use is detailed and comprehensive, enabling students to actively and flexibly practice in various experiments.
- The appendices provide accurate and comprehensive common data for students to consult at any time.
- The selected experiments are refined, removing repetitive and highly polluting experiments while adding comprehensive, design-oriented, research-oriented, and micro-experiments to cultivate students' practical skills and innovative awareness.
- Some experimental data are processed using computer programming.
This book can serve as a textbook for chemical experiments in normal universities, science and engineering universities, and relevant chemical experiment teaching materials and reference books for related majors.