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Contents: Structure of the Atom I: Quantum Mechanical Approach-Dalton to Bohr Sommerfeld l
Structure of the Atom II: Wave Mechanical Approach - Modern Periodic Table and Electronic
Configuration of Atoms l Periodic Properties l Radioactivity, Isotopes Isobars and Isotones l Nuclear
Transmutations and Artificial Radioactivity l Chemical Bonding (Lewis Theory) l Chemical Bonding
(Orbital Concept) l Structure of Solids Oxidation Reduction Reactions lStandard Electrode Potentials
lModern Concepts of Acids and Bases lNon-aqueous Solvents Nomenclature of Inorganic
Compounds l Principles and Processes of Metallurgy Hydrogen and its Various Forms and Isotopes
l General study of Hydrides l Hydrogen Peroxide and Heavy Water l General Characteristics of
Group 14 Elements: Alkali Metals lChemistry of Group-I A Elements and their Compounds (Li, Na,
K) l General Characteristics of Group II A Elements: Alkaline Earth Metals l Chemistry of Group II A
Elements and their Compounds (Be, Mg, Ca and Ra)l General Characteristics of Group III A
Elements: Boron Group Elements lChemistry of Group III A Elements and their Compounds (B, Al
and TI) - Hydrides of Boron: Boranes l General Characteristics of Group IVA Elements: Carbon
Group Elements l Compounds of Carbon and Gaseous Fuels l Carbides l Metallic Carbonyls l
Compounds of Silicon and Glass Industry l Tin, Lead, Paints and Pigments l General Characteristics
of Group VA Elements: Nitrogen Group Elements l Fixation of Nitrogen and Fertilizers l Compounds
of Nitrogen l Nitrides l Nitrosyl Compounds l Some Compounds of Phosphorus l Arsenic, Antimony
and Bismuth l General Characteristics of Group VI A Elements: Oxygen Group Elements l Ozone -
Compounds of Sulphur lSelenium and Tellurium General characteristics of group VII A
elements:Halogens Halogens and their basic properties Halogen acids Binary halogen Oxygen
compounds and oxyacids of halogens Interhalogen compounds,Pol
pp. xvi + 1548 + 4 , Figures The author has tried to explain the Chemistry of the elements on the
basis of their position in the long form of Periodic Table and electronic configuration. The first few
chapters deal with the fundamental principles of Chemistry, while in the remaining chapters a
discussion of the extraction, properties and uses of the elements and their important compounds
has been made. A large number of descriptive and objective type questions has been given at the
end of each chapter. A general description of modern concepts of acids and bases and lanthanides
and actinides has also been given. Besides, i. Bookseller Inventory # 7494422
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