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Lehrbuch der Anorganischen Chemie

Holleman, A. F., und Nils Wiberg, Egon, Fischer, Gerd·2007·De Gruyter eBooks

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This textbook for inorganic chemistry conveys information both on basic principles and on substances in inorganic and metallo-organic chemistry. In its 102nd edition, a new work has arisen following extensive redesign of its predecessor and this is intended to assist in preparation for exams and to serve as a reference work. Additional areas of knowledge in chemistry and current chemical facts are documented in a large number of additional chapters and subchapters, plus new tables, figures and structural formulae. All chapters involving molecular, solid, metallo-organic, bio-inorganic, technical and nuclear chemistry of the 114 elements known to date have been brought up to the very latest state of scientific knowledge.

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Authors
Holleman, A. F., und Nils Wiberg, E., & Fischer, G.
Venue
De Gruyter eBooks
Published
2007
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