This unique text is ingeniously organized by class of compound and by property or reaction type, not group by group or element by element (which requires students to memorize isolated facts).
This unique text is ingeniously organized by class of compound and by property or reaction type, not group by group or element by element (which requires students to memorize isolated facts).
Gary Wulfsberg is Emeritus Professor of Chemistry at Middle Tennessee State University. He received his B.S. degree at Iowa State University and his Ph.D. degree in Inorganic Chemistry under Robert C. West at University of Wisconsin-Madison. His postdoctoral work was at the Cornell University Program on Science, Technology, and Society, and the Technical University of Darmstadt. Gary has served as chairman of the International Steering Committee for Nuclear Quadrupole Interactions, and he is the author of 40 publications and two previous University Science Books textbooks, Principles of Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry (1987, also translated into Italian) and Inorganic Chemistry (2000, also translated into French).
Inhaltsangabe
1. Inorganic Chemistry: The Periodic Table and the World We Live In 2. Metal Cations and Oxo Anions in Aqueous Solution 3. Ionic Solids and Precipitation Reactions of Hydrated Ions 4. Oxides and Polynuclear Oxo Anions of the Elements: Their Physical, Chemical, and Environmental Properties 5. Oxidation-Reduction Chemistry of the Elements 6. Properties of the Elements Themselves 7. Coordination Compounds and the Lewis Acid-Base Concept 8. The Hard and Soft Acid-Base (HSAB) Principle and Its Applications 9. The Halides, Nitrides, and Sulfides of the Elements 10.The Hydrides and Organometallic Derivatives of the Elements 11.The Underlying Reasons for Periodic Trends 12.Summary: Applying Theory to Chemical Reality 13.Laboratory Experiments in the Principles of Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry Appendices: A. Answers to Selected Exercises; B. Glossary; C. Frequently Used Tables Index Each chapter concludes with Study Objectives and Exercises.
1. Inorganic Chemistry: The Periodic Table and the World We Live In 2. Metal Cations and Oxo Anions in Aqueous Solution 3. Ionic Solids and Precipitation Reactions of Hydrated Ions 4. Oxides and Polynuclear Oxo Anions of the Elements: Their Physical, Chemical, and Environmental Properties 5. Oxidation-Reduction Chemistry of the Elements 6. Properties of the Elements Themselves 7. Coordination Compounds and the Lewis Acid-Base Concept 8. The Hard and Soft Acid-Base (HSAB) Principle and Its Applications 9. The Halides, Nitrides, and Sulfides of the Elements 10.The Hydrides and Organometallic Derivatives of the Elements 11.The Underlying Reasons for Periodic Trends 12.Summary: Applying Theory to Chemical Reality 13.Laboratory Experiments in the Principles of Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry Appendices: A. Answers to Selected Exercises; B. Glossary; C. Frequently Used Tables Index Each chapter concludes with Study Objectives and Exercises.
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