chapter 1Atomic Structure and Periodic Table(1)
1.1Atomic structure of hydrogen(1)
1.2Multi��electron atom structure(15)
1.3Periodic nature of elements(24)
Chapter 2Chemical Bonds and Structure of Substances(40)
2.1Ionic bond and ionic crystals(40)
2.2Covalent bonds and covalent crystals(53)
2.3Coordination bonds and coordination compounds(71)
2.4Metallic bond and metal crystal(87)
2.5Intermolecular forces��hydrogen bonds and molecular crystals(91)
2.6Mixed crystal(96)
Chapter 3Energy Changes in Chemical Reactions(115)
3.1Some thermodynamic terms(115)
3.2The first law of thermodynamics(120)
3.3Reaction heat(121)
3.4Theoretical calculation of chemical reaction heat(123)
Chapter 4Direction��Rate and Limits of Chemical Reaction(132)
4.1Direction of chemical reaction(132)
4.2Chemical reaction rate(139)
4.3Limit of chemical reactions(149)
Chapter 5Solution(164)
5.1Colligative property of dilute solutions(164)
5.2Acid-base theory(170)
5.3Weak e e electrolyte solution(187)
5.5Coordination compound solution(196)
Chapter 6Redox Reaction(219)
6.1Galvanic cell(219)
6.2Electrode potential(222)
6.3Application of electrode potential(228)
6.4Element potential diagram and potential-pH diagram(235)
Chapter 7Introduction to Elements(248)
7.1Discovery and classification of elements(248)
7.2Distribution and existing forms of elements in nature(249)
7.3Physical and chemical properties of the single-element materials(250)
7.4Preparation methods of single-element substance(259)
Chapter 8 The s- and p-block Elements(263)
8.1s-block elements (263)
8.2p-block elements(273)
Chapter 9d-block and ds-block Elements(309)
9.1The common properties of d-block elements(309)
9.2Titanium and its important compounds(312)
9.3Chromium��molybdenum��tungsten and their important compounds(314)
9.4Manganese and its important compounds(319)
9.5Iron elements and their important compounds(323)
9.6Platinum group(328)
9.7A brief summary of ds-block elements(330)
Chapter 10f-block Elements(337)
10.1Lanthanide elements(337)
10.2Actinide elements (343)
10.3Introduction to nuclear chemistry(345)
Appendix AInternational System of Units(350)
Appendix BSome Common Basic Physiochemical Constants(351)
Appendix CStandard Thermodynamics Data��298.15 K��100 kPa��(352)
Appendix DCommon Disassociate Constant of Weak Acid and Weak Base(355)
Appendix EThe Solubility Product of Common Insoluble Electrolytes(357)
Appendix FStability Constants for Some Complex or Complex Ions(360)
Appendix GCommon Standard Electrode Potential��298.15 K��(361)
Appendix HPeriodic Table(363)