Springer08新书 Inorganic Reactions in Water

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Inorganic Reactions in Water
By Ronald L. Rich
Publisher: Springer
Number Of Pages: 521
: i) x1 p+ @7 i5 n" k4 Z. b0 y+ kPublication Date: 2008-02
# V; K; Z4 e# U- m* bISBN-10 / ASIN: 3540739610
ISBN-13 / EAN: 9783540739616
1 G6 D  S+ h) ]5 \; u$ ^Binding: Hardcover

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Book Description:
% y& G$ J0 D/ {Organized to facilitate reference to the reagents involved, this book describes the reactions of the elements and their mostly simpler compounds, primarily inorganic ones and primarily in water. It emphasizes the similarities and differences in actual chemical behavior, as opposed to electronic structures and theories, although not exclusively.
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- N. O" |# t; C9 p0 ~& BIntroduction...................................................................................................... 1
' W8 Z1 T& a! ?5 \( u: c' A1 }) hReferences.................................................................................................. 14
0 C7 a( r( g2 UEncyclopedias............................................................................................ 16
Recent or large general texts......................................................................  16
/ G& D& m, F9 VOn various large groups of elements..........................................................  17
On broad topics.......................................................................................... 18
Other articles cited in the text....................................................................  23
1  Hydrogen and the Alkali Metals.............................................................  25
1.0  Hydrogen, 1H.................................................................................... 25
: ~- b' q2 a) S* g. q- q1.0.1  Reagents Derived from Hydrogen and Oxygen....................  25
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1.0.2  Reagents Derived from the Other 2 -Period Non-Metals,
. Z" T" s: W& I) H) R1 ^: IBoron through Fluorine........................................................ 26
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1.0.3  Reagents Derived from the 3 -to-5 -Period Non-Metals,
( Y0 q4 [. N! P' f6 P  `Silicon through Xenon..........................................................  27
1.0.4  Reagents Derived from the Metals Lithium
through Uranium, plus Electrons and Photons.....................  27
1.1  Lithium, 3Li....................................................................................... 28
. k" `9 r2 T. R* u6 D1.1.1  Reagents Derived from Hydrogen and Oxygen....................  28
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$ s* R+ r7 }( P1 d; c1.1.2  Reagents Derived from the Other 2 -Period Non-Metals,
0 {, w% O4 ?4 M! V  JBoron through Fluorine........................................................ 29
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1.1.3  Reagents Derived from the 3 -to-5 -Period Non-Metals,
Silicon through Xenon..........................................................  29
/ z& K; O4 [* }; \1.1.4  Reagents Derived from the Metals Lithium
3 G% a! I4 e  ?- Ethrough Uranium, plus Electrons and Photons.....................  29
$ P* x3 z: q7 |  S) x1.2  Sodium, 11Na..................................................................................... 30
1.2.1  Reagents Derived from Hydrogen and Oxygen....................  30
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1.2.2  Reagents Derived from the Other 2 -Period Non-Metals,
  F$ e5 p1 a! I3 V  H* iBoron through Fluorine........................................................ 30
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9 ~+ x- S) Y& ?+ p3 j6 G% R5 U1.2.3  Reagents Derived from the 3 -to-5 -Period Non-Metals,
Silicon through Xenon..........................................................  31
1.2.4  Reagents Derived from the Metals Lithium
! o% r1 l% q5 sthrough Uranium, plus Electrons and Photons.....................  31
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