Inorganic Chemistry by Instant Notes 2nd Edition (Informative)
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Authors of: Inorganic Chemistry by Instant Notes 2nd Edition
P. A. Cox
Table of Contents in Inorganic Chemistry by Instant Notes 2nd Edition
Abbreviations
Preface
Section A—
Atomic structure
A1 The nuclear atom
A2 Atomic orbitals
A3 Many-electron atoms
A4 The periodic table
A5 Trends in atomic properties
Section B—
Introduction to inorganic substances
B1 Electronegativity and bond type
B2 Chemical periodicity
B3 Stability and reactivity
B4 Oxidation and reduction
B5 Describing inorganic compounds
B6 Inorganic reactions and synthesis
B7 Methods of characterization
Section C—
Structure and bonding in molecules
C1 Electron pair bonds
C2 Molecular shapes: VSEPR
C3 Molecular symmetry and point groups
C4 Molecular orbitals: homonuclear diatomics
C5 Molecular orbitals: heteronuclear diatomics
C6 Molecular orbitals: polyatomics
C7 Rings and clusters
C8 Bond strengths
C9 Lewis acids and bases
C10 Molecules in condensed phases
Section D—
Structure and bonding in solids
D1 Introduction to solids
D2 Element structures
D3 Binary compounds: simple structures
D4 Binary compounds: factors influencing structure
D5 More complex solids
D6 Lattice energies
D7 Electrical and optical properties of solids
Section E—
Chemistry in solution
E1 Solvent types and properties
E2 Brønsted acids and bases
E3 Complex formation
E4 Solubility of ionic substances
E5 Electrode potentials
Section F—
Chemistry of nonmetals
F1 Introduction to nonmetals
F2 Hydrogen
F3 Boron
F4 Carbon, silicon and germanium
F5 Nitrogen
F6 Phosphorus, arsenic and antimony
F7 Oxygen
F8 Sulfur, selenium and tellurium
F9 Halogens
F10 Noble gases
Section G—
Chemistry of non-transition metals
G1 Introduction to non-transition metals
G2 Group 1: alkali metals
G3 Group 2: alkaline earths
G4 Group 12: zinc, cadmium and mercury
G5 Group 13: aluminum to thallium
G6 Group 14: tin and lead
Section H—
Chemistry of transition metals
H1 Introduction to transition metals
H2 Ligand field theory
H3 3d series: aqueous ions
H4 3d series: solid compounds
H5 4d and 5d series
H6 Complexes: structure and isomerism
H7 Complexes: kinetics and mechanism
H8 Complexes: electronic spectra and magnetism
H9 Complexes: π acceptor ligands
H10 Organometallic compounds
Section I—
Lanthanides and actinides
I1 Lanthanum and the lanthanides
I2 Actinium and the actinides
Section J—
Environmental, biological and industrial aspects
J1 Origin and abundance of the elements
J2 Geochemistry
J3 Bioinorganic chemistry
J4 Industrial chemistry: bulk inorganic chemicals
J5 Industrial chemistry: catalysts
J6 Environmental cycling and pollution
Further reading
Appendix I— The elements 1–103
Appendix II— The Periodic Table of Elements
Index
ABBREVIATIONS
3c2e three-center two-electron
3c4e three-center four-electron
3D three dimensional
ADP adenosine diphosphate
An actinide
AO atomic orbital
ATP adenosine triphosphate
bcc body-centered cubic
BO bond order
BP boiling point
CB conduction band
ccp cubic close packing
CN coordination number
Cp cyclopentadienyl (C5H5)
E unspecified (non-metallic) element
EA electron affinity
EAN effective atomic number
EDTA ethylenediamine tetraacetate
Et ethyl (C2H5)
fcc face-centered cubic
hcp hexagonal close packing
HOMO highest occupied molecular orbital
HSAB hard and soft acid-base
IE (first) ionization energy
In nth ionization energy (n=1, 2,…)
IUPAC International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry
L unspecified ligand
LCAO linear combination of atomic orbitals
LFSE ligand field stabilization energy
LMCT ligand-to-metal charge transfer
LUMO lowest unoccupied molecular orbital
Ln lanthanide
M unspecified (metallic) element
Me methyl (CH3)
MLCT metal-to-ligand charge transfer
MO molecular orbital
MP melting point
Ph phenyl (C6H5)
R organic group (alkyl or aryl)
RAM relative atomic mass
SN steric number
UV ultraviolet
VB valence band
VE valence electron
VSEPR valence shell electron pair repulsion
X unspecified element (often a halogen)
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