"An Introduction to Aqueous Electrolyte Solutions" is a
comprehensive coverage of solution equilibria and properties of
aqueous ionic solutions. Acid/base equilibria, ion pairing, complex
formation, solubilities, reversible emf's and experimental
conductance studies are all illustrated by many worked examples.
Theories of non-ideality leading to expressions for activity
coefficients, conductance theories and investigations of solvation
are described; great care being taken to provide detailed verbal
clarification of the key concepts of these theories. The
theoretical development focuses on the physical aspects, with the
mathematical development being fully explained. An overview of the
thermodynamic background is given.
Each chapter includes intended learning outcomes and worked
problems and examples to encourage student understanding of this
multidisciplinary subject.
An invaluable text for students taking courses in chemistry and
chemical engineering. This book will also be useful for biology,
biochemistry and biophysics students who may be required to study
electrochemistry as part of their course. A comprehensive
introduction to the behaviour and properties of aqueous ionic
solutions, including clear explanation and development of key
concepts and theoriesClear, student friendly style clarifying
complex aspects which students find difficultKey developments in
concepts and theory explained in a descriptive manner to encourage
student understandingIncludes worked problems and examples
throughout
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