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Author: Mark Weller (Professor of Chemistry, University of Bath) ,
Tina Overton (Professor of Chemistry Education, Monash University) ,
Jonathan Rourke (Associate Professor of Chemistry, University of Warwick) ,
Fraser Armstrong (Professor of Chemistry, University of Oxford)
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Imprint: Oxford University Press
Edition: 7th Revised edition
Dimensions:
Width: 22.00cm
, Height: 3.20cm
, Length: 27.70cm
Weight: 2.085kg
ISBN: 9780198768128
ISBN 10: 0198768125
Pages: 968
Publication Date: 06 June 2018
Audience:
College/higher education
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Undergraduate
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: To order
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Reviews
The text is beautifully laid out and makes use of a variety of excellent pedagogical features. The writing style is excellent; the text has a mature and refined but highly readable tone. * Dr Simon Lancaster, University of East Anglia * Outperforms any other modern inorganic text I have encountered. * Dr Andrew Marr, Queen's University Belfast * A concise but complete, comprehensive overview of inorganic chemistry; ideal for chemistry undergraduates up to and including third year. * Stephen Potts, University College London * An excellent in-depth textbook, clearly written, logically laid out with excellent diagrams and in text self-assessment questions. I would recommend it without reservation. * Craig Williams, University of Wolverhampton * Excellent, broad coverage of modern inorganic chemistry, presented in an appealing and easy-to-read fashion for undergraduate students. * Charles O'Hara, University of Strathclyde *
Excellent, broad coverage of modern inorganic chemistry, presented in an appealing and easy-to-read fashion for undergraduate students. * Charles O'Hara, University of Strathclyde * An excellent in-depth textbook, clearly written, logically laid out with excellent diagrams and in text self-assessment questions. I would recommend it without reservation. * Craig Williams, University of Wolverhampton * A concise but complete, comprehensive overview of inorganic chemistry; ideal for chemistry undergraduates up to and including third year. * Stephen Potts, University College London * Outperforms any other modern inorganic text I have encountered. * Dr Andrew Marr, Queen's University Belfast * The text is beautifully laid out and makes use of a variety of excellent pedagogical features. The writing style is excellent; the text has a mature and refined but highly readable tone. * Dr Simon Lancaster, University of East Anglia *
'Excellent, broad coverage of modern inorganic chemistry, presented in an appealing and easy-to-read fashion for undergraduate students.' * Charles O'Hara, University of Strathclyde * 'An excellent in-depth textbook, clearly written, logically laid out with excellent diagrams and in text self-assessment questions. I would recommend it without reservation.' * Craig Williams, University of Wolverhampton * 'A concise but complete, comprehensive overview of inorganic chemistry; ideal for chemistry undergraduates up to and including third year.' * Stephen Potts, University College London * 'Outperforms any other modern inorganic text I have encountered.' * Dr Andrew Marr, Queen's University Belfast * 'The text is beautifully laid out and makes use of a variety of excellent pedagogical features. The writing style is excellent; the text has a mature and refined but highly readable tone.' * Dr Simon Lancaster, University of East Anglia *
Author Information
The author team comprises chemical educators and researchers who are at the cutting edge of their fields, and who are perfectly placed to write a text that is accessible to students, uniformly authoritative and up-to-date in its coverage: Professor Mark Weller, Chair of Energy Materials, University of Bath; Professor Tina Overton, Professor of Chemistry Education, Monash University; Dr Jonathan Rourke, Associate Professor of Chemistry, University of Warwick; Professor Fraser Armstrong, Professor of Chemistry, University of Oxford
