01679nam a22002537a 4500003000700000005001700007008004100024020001800065040002500083050001700108100002500125245002400150260004900174300003600223336002800259337003000287338002700317500081700344504004901161650004101210942001301251999001701264952014401281CBULib20250127123840.0250127b        |||||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9780123567864  bEnglishcCBULiberda  aQP 151.5 Hou1 9125aHouse, James E.  aInorganic chemistry  aAmsterdam :bAcademic Press/Elservier,c2008  axiii, 850 pages : illustrations  2rdacontentaText |btxt  2rdamediaaUnmediated |bn  2rdacarrieraVolumebnc  a"Inorganic chemistry is a broad, rapidly developing field that includes theoretical, physical, and synthetic topics. If organic chemistry is defined as the chemistry of hydrocarbon compounds and their derivatives, then inorganic chemistry can be described as the chemistry of "everything else." This includes all of the remaining elements in the periodic table as well as carbon, which plays a major role in many inorganic compounds." "Written for the one-semester inorganic chemistry course, this textbook provides essential information for upper-level undergraduate and graduate students and for individuals pursuing self-study. The author presents the major areas of inorganic chemistry in a clear, concise manner and incorporates pedagogy that reflects his extensive experience teaching the course."--Jacket
  aIncludes bibliographic references and index. 09126aCHEMISTRY, INORGANIC--TEXTBOOKS  2lccc002  c85954d85954  00102lcc40708MCa001b001cGENd2025-01-27eBook Aid Internationall3oQP 151.5 Houp744348r2025-05-08s2025-04-17t1w2025-01-27y002