Inorganic Chemistry (Biological Edition, 2nd Edition)

Author: Sun Shusheng Wang Lianbo
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Publish Date: 1999-09-26
Features: The book is divided into thirteen chapters, with nine chapters on theory. Chapter 1 covers gases, liquids, and solutions; Chapters 2 and 3 are respectively on the direction and limits of chemical reactions; Chapters 4, 5, and 6 discuss three equilibria in solutions (acid-base equilibrium, precipitation-dissolution equilibrium, and redox equilibrium) and the basics of electrochemistry; Chapters 7, 8, and 9 introduce structural chemistry (including atomic, molecular, and coordination compound structures, as well as coordination equilibrium). In the theoretical part, both the systematic nature of the theory and the accuracy of the concepts are emphasized, while also highlighting that scientific experiments are the foundation and prerequisite for theory. The elemental part consists of four chapters, based on the periodic table and structural chemistry, and arranges the elements according to their electronic structure characteristics, dividing them into the s and ds zones (Chapter 10), p zone (Chapter 11), and d zone (Chapter 12). This approach ensures close integration with the theoretical part while also explaining the relationship between trace elements and human health from the perspective of bioinorganic chemistry. Chapter 13 provides an introduction to qualitative analysis.