Alen Hadzovic's 'Solutions Manual to Accompany Duward Shriver's, Mark Weller's, Tina Overton's, Jonathan Rourke's and Fraser Armstrong's 'Inorganic Chemistry''

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by  Alen Hadzovic

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Solutions Manual to Accompany
Inorganic Chemistry
Sixth Edition
Alen Hadzovic
University of Toronto
W. H. FREEMAN AND COMPANY
New York
OXFORD
University Press
Solutions Manual to Accompany Inorganic Chemistry, Sixth Edition
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface, v
Acknowledgments, vii
PART 1 Foundations
Chapter 1 Atomic Structure 1
Chapter 2 Molecular Structure and Bonding 13
Chapter 3 The Structures of Simple Solids 27
Chapter 4 Acids and Bases 43
Chapter 5 Oxidation and Reduction 61
Chapter 6 Molecular Symmetry 79
Chapter 7 An Introduction to Coordination Compounds 89
Chapter 8 Physical Techniques in Inorganic Chemistry 101
PART 2 The Elements and Their Compounds
Chapter 9 Periodic Trends 107
Chapter 10 Hydrogen 111
Chapter 11 The Group 1 Elements 119
Chapter 12 The Group 2 Elements 123
Chapter 13 The Group 13 Elements 127
Chapter 14 The Group 14 Elements 137
Chapter 15 The Group 15 Elements 145
Chapter 16 The Group 16 Elements 153
Chapter 17 The Group 17 Elements 159
Chapter 18 The Group 18 Elements 171
Chapter 19 The d-Block Elements 175
Chapter 20 d-Metal Complexes: Electronic Structure and Properties 181
Chapter 21 Coordination Chemistry: Reactions of Complexes 193
Chapter 22 d-Metal Organometallic Chemistry 201
Chapter 23 The f-Block Metals 213
PART 3 Frontiers
Chapter 24 Materials Chemistry and Nanomaterials 217
Chapter 25 Catalysis 223
Chapter 26 Biological Inorganic Chemistry 233
Chapter 27 Inorganic Chemistry in Medicine 237
IV
PREFACE
This Solutions Manual accompanies Inorganic Chemistry, Sixth Edition by Duward
Shriver, Mark Weller, Tina Overton, Jonathan Rourke, and Fraser Armstrong. Within its
covers, you will find the detailed solutions for all self-tests and end of chapter exercises.
New'^ to this edition of the Solutions Manual is the inclusion of guidelines for the selected
tutorial problems—^those problems for which the literature reference is not provided—for
the majority of chapters. Many solutions include figures specifically prepared for the
solution, and not found in the main text. As you master each chapter in Inorganic
Chemistiy, this manual will help you not only to confirm your answers and understanding
but also to expand the material covered in the textbook.
The Solutions Manual is a learning aid—its primary goal is to provide you with means to
ensure that your own understanding and your own answers are correct. If you see that
your solution differs from the one offered in the Solutions Manual, do not simply read
over the provided answer. Go baek to the main text, reexamine and reread the important
concepts required to solve that problem, and then, with this fresh insight, try solving the
same problem again. The self-tests are closely related to the examples that precede them.
Thus, if you had a problem with a self-test, read the preceding text and analyze the
worked example. The solutions to the end of chapter exercises direct you to the relevant
sections of the textbook, which you should reexamine if the exercise proves challenging
to you.
Inorganic chemistry is a beautiful, rich, and exciting discipline, but it also has its
challenges. The self-tests, exercises, and tutorial problems have been designed to help
you test your knowledge and meet the challenges of inorganic chemistry. The Solutions
Manual is here to help you on your way, provide guidance through the world of chemical
elements and their compounds and, together with the text it accompanies, take you to the
very frontiers of this world.
With a hope you will find this manual useful,
Alen Hadzovic
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
I would like to thank the authors Duward Shriver, Mark Weller, Tina Overton, Jonathan
Rourke, and Fraser Armstrong for their insightful comments, discussions, and valuable
assistance during the preparation of the sixth edition of the Solutions Manual. I would
also like to express my gratitude to Heidi Bamatter, Editor for W. H. Freeman and
Company, and Alice Mumford, Editor for Oxford University Press, for all of their efforts
and dedication to the project.
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