Chemical Principles

by William L. Masterton

Matter and Measurements, Atoms, Molecules and Ions, Chemical Formulas and Equations, Sources of the Elements, Thermochemistry, Physical Behavior of Gases, The Electronic Structure of Atoms, The Periodic Table and the Properties of Metals, Chemical Bonding, Molecular Structure, Liquids and Solids, Solutions, Structures of the Nonmetals and their Bianry Componds, Spontaneity of Reaction; H, S, and G, Chemical Equilibrium in the Gas Phase, Rate of Reaction, The Atmosphere, Precipitation Reactions, Acids and Bases, Acid-Base Equilibria, Complex Ions; Coordination Compounds, Qualitative Analysis, Oxidation and Reduction; Electrochemical Cells, Oxidation and Reduction; Cell Voltages, Chemistry of the Transition Metals, Chemistry of the Nonmetals, Nuclear Reactions, Organic Molecules, Small and Large. Answer to Problems.

Genres: Textbooks

65 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1973

Reviews

[Chris Seltzer · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book was no doubt a very decent reference 50 years ago but there's little reason to own or refer to it now. Better materials have been created and the internet has lead to an explosion of materials for learning chemistry that I doubt the authors could have ever imagined.