Inorganic chemistry Principles of structure and reactivity
By: James E Huheey
Contributor(s): Keiter, Ellen A ; et.alMaterial type: 
TextLanguage: English Publisher: New Delhi Pearson Education 2013Edition: 4th edDescription: xviii,808p. PB 22.6x16.4cmISBN: 9788177581300Subject(s): Inorganic chemistryDDC classification: 546 Summary: This is a well-known book for Inorganic Chemistry and has been very popular with students and teachers from day one. This is the fourth edition of this book, and it comes with an updated content. The information has been organised according to the latest guidelines laid down by the board.
In this book, the students will find the content re-arranged in a student and teacher-friendly pattern. The book can be very useful to students studying in the Indian subcontinent. The editorial team and researchers have reorganised the content of the book in order to a make it more student-friendly. There are separate chapters on bioinorganic chemistry, organic metallic chemistry, chemistry of metals and solid state chemistry.
This edition of the book also has chapters on organo-metallic chemistry, complex compounds and Frost diagrams. There is a new chapter on symmetry that clears the concepts of the student on spectroscopy and crystallography. It also introduces the students to point groups.
Students will also find that the chapters on bonding have been given a revamped and modern look suited to the examinations.
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St Aloysius College PG Library | General Chemistry | 546 HUHI (Browse shelf) | Available | PG023753 |
This is a well-known book for Inorganic Chemistry and has been very popular with students and teachers from day one. This is the fourth edition of this book, and it comes with an updated content. The information has been organised according to the latest guidelines laid down by the board.
In this book, the students will find the content re-arranged in a student and teacher-friendly pattern. The book can be very useful to students studying in the Indian subcontinent. The editorial team and researchers have reorganised the content of the book in order to a make it more student-friendly. There are separate chapters on bioinorganic chemistry, organic metallic chemistry, chemistry of metals and solid state chemistry.
This edition of the book also has chapters on organo-metallic chemistry, complex compounds and Frost diagrams. There is a new chapter on symmetry that clears the concepts of the student on spectroscopy and crystallography. It also introduces the students to point groups.
Students will also find that the chapters on bonding have been given a revamped and modern look suited to the examinations.
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