An updated and revised edition, intended to provide a coherent foundation to the study of inorganic chemistry. New sections include the shape of covalent molecules based on the theory of electrical repulsion, and the concept of lattice energy. Exercises and solutions are included.
Comparative Inorganic Chemistry Summary
Comparative Inorganic Chemistry by B.J. Moody
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Table of Contents
The properties of elements and the structure of their atoms; the electronic theory of valency and the periodic classification; oxidation, reduction and electrochemical processes; the principles governing the extraction of elements; the extraction and use of typical elements; the extracts and uses of transition and associated metals; industrial alloys; commercial processes based on air, water, petroleum and coal; the industrial production of sulphuric acid; chemicals from salt - the alkali industry; crystallization and the crystalline state; hydrogen, the hydrides and water; oxygen; oxides and peroxides; group I - the alkali metals; group II - the alkaline-earth metals; group III - the baron group; group IV - the carbon group; group V - the nitrogen group; group VI - sulphur; group VII - the halogens; period 4 - transition and associated elements; period 5 - silver; period 6 - mercury.
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