Titre :	Metal ions in aqueous solution
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	John P. Hunt
Editeur :	New-York : W. A. Benjamin
Année de publication :	1963
Collection :	The physical inorganic chemistry series
Importance :	xi, 124 p.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Tags :	IONIC SOLUTIONS  SOLUTION-Chemistry  METAL IONS
Résumé :	"This book is intended to be an introduction to research in the area of aqueous solution for curious and skillful investigators, as well as a supplementary text for an advanced inorganic chemistry sequence. ... The first chapter compares the chemical properties of gaseous and aqueous ions. This leads him in Chapter 2 into a discussion of the thermodynamics of ion hydration, hydration enthalpies, and entropies. The dangers inherent in using single ion values are pointed out. Chapter 3 pertains to the structure of water and ionic solutions. It includes a discussion and evaluation of the various models for calculating hydration enthalpies of ions. Crystal Field effects are discussed briefly. Chapter 4 describes hydrolysis and related phenomena; both anionic and cationic species are discussed briefly. In Chapter 5 the author elaborates on the basic concept of equilibrium involving complex ion and molecules. Chapter 6 reviews rather briefly some of the theoretical and experimental aspects of ratio and mechanisms. Substitution, aquation, and exchange reaction of some complexes are discussed. Chapter 7 pertains to electron transfer reactions and their mechanism. ... This book is recommended for undergraduates interested in this field."
Cote :	B-D080 (SdS)
Num_Inv :	315

Metal ions in aqueous solution [texte imprimé] / John P. Hunt . - New-York : W. A. Benjamin, 1963 . - xi, 124 p.. - (The physical inorganic chemistry series) .
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Tags :	IONIC SOLUTIONS  SOLUTION-Chemistry  METAL IONS
Résumé :	"This book is intended to be an introduction to research in the area of aqueous solution for curious and skillful investigators, as well as a supplementary text for an advanced inorganic chemistry sequence. ... The first chapter compares the chemical properties of gaseous and aqueous ions. This leads him in Chapter 2 into a discussion of the thermodynamics of ion hydration, hydration enthalpies, and entropies. The dangers inherent in using single ion values are pointed out. Chapter 3 pertains to the structure of water and ionic solutions. It includes a discussion and evaluation of the various models for calculating hydration enthalpies of ions. Crystal Field effects are discussed briefly. Chapter 4 describes hydrolysis and related phenomena; both anionic and cationic species are discussed briefly. In Chapter 5 the author elaborates on the basic concept of equilibrium involving complex ion and molecules. Chapter 6 reviews rather briefly some of the theoretical and experimental aspects of ratio and mechanisms. Substitution, aquation, and exchange reaction of some complexes are discussed. Chapter 7 pertains to electron transfer reactions and their mechanism. ... This book is recommended for undergraduates interested in this field."
Cote :	B-D080 (SdS)
Num_Inv :	315