Inorganic Chemistry Experiment - (Second Edition)

Author: Zheng Wenjie
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: The book is divided into six parts: basic operation training, constant determination, preparation and purification of compounds, properties of elements and their compounds, separation and identification of ions, and experimental exercises. Students from different disciplines can choose the content that aligns with their focus. Additionally, some experiments include optional sections with a higher level of difficulty, which can be selectively used based on individual needs. Before each experiment, there is an "Experiment Summary" designed to help students gain a fundamental understanding of the experiment's content, ensuring smooth execution. After each experiment, there is a "Questions and Discussion" section aimed at helping students better grasp the experimental principles, identify key points, and focus on critical aspects before the experiment, as well as analyze experimental phenomena and results afterward, guiding them to think deeply and expand their knowledge further. Therefore, students are required to carefully review the experiments before conducting them. To strengthen students' hands-on and analytical skills and further improve the quality of laboratory courses, this book minimizes verification experiments while increasing the content related to preparation, separation, purification, identification, and design-based experiments. Additionally, the four major equilibria are unified under thermodynamic principles and integrated into the relevant experiments. The experiments in this book are both independent and interconnected. With proper arrangement, they can form a series of experiments. If instructors pay attention to utilizing their inherent connections when selecting and organizing experiments, it can not only stimulate students' interest but also save experimental costs, reduce environmental pollution, and achieve better teaching outcomes.