Concise Chemistry of the Elements

Informationen zum Autor Slawomir C. Siekierski , Institute of Chemistry and Nuclear Technology, Poland. Klappentext Two experienced chemists encapsulate their knowledge and teaching experience in this succinct text, containing 63 useful diagrams, suitable for both undergraduate and post-graduate courses. Part 1 explains how fundamental properties of atoms determine the chemical properties of elements, and how and why these properties change in the Periodic Table. Particular emphasis is placed on unique properties of the first s, p, and d shells, on the effects of filled 3d and 4d shells on the properties of p and d elements and on relativistic effects in the heavy elements. The overall treatment will clarify many complex concepts. Part 2 presents an outline of inorganic chemistry within the framework of the Periodic Table, detailing the application and relevance of the principles set out in Part 1. Zusammenfassung Two experienced chemists encapsulate their knowledge and teaching experience in this succinct text, containing 63 useful diagrams, suitable for both undergraduate and post-graduate courses. Inhaltsverzeichnis Part 1 General properties: Many-electron atoms: Shell filling in many-electron atoms; Radii and their changes in the main-group elements; Orbital energies and related properties; Oxidation states and their stability; Catenation and formation of condensed phases. Part 2 Chemical properties: Hydrogen and the alkali metals: The alkaline-earth metals; Groups 13 and 3; Group 14; Group 15; Group 16; Group 17 - The halogens; Group 18 - The Noble gases; Transition elements; Group 11 - The coinage metals; Group 12; Lanthanides and actinides; The transactinide elements; The structure of the periodic table.

Autorentext
Slawomir C. Siekierski, Institute of Chemistry and Nuclear Technology, Poland.

Klappentext
Two experienced chemists encapsulate their knowledge and teaching experience in this succinct text, containing 63 useful diagrams, suitable for both undergraduate and post-graduate courses. Part 1 explains how fundamental properties of atoms determine the chemical properties of elements, and how and why these properties change in the Periodic Table. Particular emphasis is placed on unique properties of the first s, p, and d shells, on the effects of filled 3d and 4d shells on the properties of p and d elements and on relativistic effects in the heavy elements. The overall treatment will clarify many complex concepts. Part 2 presents an outline of inorganic chemistry within the framework of the Periodic Table, detailing the application and relevance of the principles set out in Part 1.

Inhalt
Part 1 General properties: Many-electron atoms: Shell filling in many-electron atoms; Radii and their changes in the main-group elements; Orbital energies and related properties; Oxidation states and their stability; Catenation and formation of condensed phases. Part 2 Chemical properties: Hydrogen and the alkali metals: The alkaline-earth metals; Groups 13 and 3; Group 14; Group 15; Group 16; Group 17 - The halogens; Group 18 - The Noble gases; Transition elements; Group 11 - The coinage metals; Group 12; Lanthanides and actinides; The transactinide elements; The structure of the periodic table.

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