An Introduction to Crystal ChemistryCUP Archive, 1966 - 410 頁 First published in 1964, as the second edition of a 1939 original, this well-known textbook presents the fundamental principles of crystal chemistry at a level that was suitable for undergraduate students of chemistry, physics, metallurgy, mineralogy and related subjects at the time of its publication. The first part deals with the general principles of crystal architecture in terms of predominant types of binding forces between the atoms themselves. There are chapters on atomic structure, and the ionic, covalent, metallic and van der Waals bonds. The second part contains a discussion of systematic crystal chemistry in which the physical and chemical properties of crystalline substances are related to their structures. |
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Early history | 3 |
Interatomic binding forces and atomic structure | 10 |
The ionic bond and some ionic structures | 32 |
The covalent bond and some covalent structures | 58 |
The van der Waals bond | 112 |
The elements | 121 |
The structures of some simple compounds | 136 |
Some structural principles | 178 |
Structures containing complex ions | 213 |
Structures containing complex ions II | 234 |
The structures of some compounds containing hydrogen | 265 |
Alloy systems | 304 |
Organic structures | 352 |
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