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Gordin's A Well-Ordered Thing tells Dmitri Mendeleev's story detailed with Russian history and molecular chemistry.

An introduction to the quantitative treatment of chemical reaction engineering. Covers both homogeneous and heterogeneous reacting systems and both chemical reaction engineering and chemical reactor engineering.

This book is intended to introduce advanced undergraduate and beginning graduate students to the quantum mechanical concepts employed in materials science. Topics range from experimental trends in bonding and structure to the bonding of transition metals and semiconductors.

In Chemical Kinetics and Reaction Dynamics, Houston emphasizes the essential principles of kinetics and dynamics through relevant examples and current research, providing students with a clear, basic understanding.

This chemical kinetics book blends physical theory, phenomenology, and empiricism to provide a guide to the experimental practice and interpretation of reaction kinetics in solution.

This guide covers such topics as matter and energy, elements and atoms, acids and gases, and much more. Discusses the basic chemistry concepts and how chemistry affects our day-to-day lives.

Have you ever wondered about the differences between liquids, gases, and solids? Or what actually happens when something burns? What exactly is a solution? An acid? A base? This is chemistry—the composition and structure of substances composing all matter, and how they can be transformed. This interactive guide gives you a fresh approach to this subject.

For decades, the CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics has provided scientific and engineering communities around the world with the broad range of current and critically evaluated data required by their constantly and rapidly evolving technical fields. Over the past ten years, revisions to the Handbook have kept up with semiconductors and high-temperature superconductors; addressed environmental concerns by providing data on pollutants, contaminants, global warming, and ground water contamination; and revised pertinent data to stay up-to-date with IUPAC standards.

An introduction to the quantitative treatment of chemical reaction engineering. Covers both homogeneous and heterogeneous reacting systems and both chemical reaction engineering and chemical reactor engineering.

This text is designed to teach students how to do quantum mechanics. Part I covers the basic theory. Part II develops approximation schemes and real-world applications.

This book gives readers easy access to the basic concepts and their relevant connections of the chemical principles operating in everyday life. Numerous examples and real-world applications provide chemistry enthusiasts with long-term, meaningful understandings. Chapter topics include scientific measurements, matter and energy, models of the atom, chemical reactions, the mole concept, liquids and solids, acids and bases, oxidation and reduction, chemical equilibrium, nuclear and organic chemistry, and biochemistry.

Modern Electrochemistry 1 includes the modern theory of ion-solvent interactions, new methods for determining transport numbers, room temperature liquid electrolytes, computer simulation and new spectroscopies.

This text explains the subject of electrochemistry in clear, straightforward language for those who want to understand solutions.

Topics include classical scattering by a central force, quantum scattering by a central force, elastic scattering phase shifts, semi-classical elastic scattering, and more. 

Chemical Bonding Molecules examines nine topics in the fundamental, conceptual and theoretical framework of molecular structure and energetics. All the essays explicitly compare and interweave findings from experiment and from both calculational and qualitative theory.

This text is geared toward upper-level undergraduate students in physics. Topics include: spin, matrices, and the structure of quantum mechanics; the simplest atom; indistinguishable particles; and stationary-state perturbation theory.

This clear and concise study guide covers all the essentials of quantum mechanics.

This outline clearly presents every aspect of general, organic and biological chemistry.

Provides a concise resource detailing the fundamental principles of structure and bonding as they relate to atomic and molecular theory.

This book follows the standard math-based chemistry curriculum in an easy-to-understand format.

Wynn and Wiggins use five fundamental ideas - physics' model of the atom, chemistry's periodic law, astronomy's Big Bang theory, geology's plate tectonics model, and biology's theory of evolution - to help lay readers "comprehend, appreciate, and evaluate the world of science." In explaining the thinking that led to each "Big Idea," the authors outline the scientific method and demystify the process.

This book utilizes a user-friendly approach to involve the reader in the exploration of natural science. It not only introduces the reader to the concepts of quantum mechanics, but also tells the story behind the theories.