Inorganic Chemistry

by Gary L. Miessler, Donald A. Tarr, Miessler

Book Overview

With its updates to quickly changing content areas, a strengthened visual presentation and the addition of new co-author Paul Fischer, the new edition of this highly readable text is more educational... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0130354716
• ISBN13: 9780130354716
• Release Date: January 2004
• Publisher: Prentice Hall
• Length: 720 Pages
• Weight: 3.37 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 8.4" x 10.2"

Customer Reviews

Good Transaction

The book is the new one, so its obvious that it will be in good condition. I am very satisfied with your transaction and it became easy for me to pick the book due to time to time statements on the status of the book after shipping. Regards Jo

wonderful condition, as expected

very timely, just what i needed, got it 2 days later! wow to that! i did pay for expediant, but i never expected it so soon,

1st year inorganic chemistry text

This was the book used for 5.03 (Inorganic Chemistry I) at MIT for Spring 2004. I thought it was a great book in terms of examples and explanations of point groups & molecular orbital diagrams. A lot of the chapters seemed to be organized such that the essential information was presented first, followed by applications and interesting side notes for each of the topics. This was very helpful when skimming before the final! I also recommend the solution manual!!

Pretty good...if you know what you're getting into...

One must look at this book from the standpoint of the authors. This book is written from a symmetry and point-group standpoint. Having met the authors, I learned that the symmetry and point-group chapter (3?) was written first, then everything thereafter came from that. Also, this was NEVER meant to be a comprehensive textbook. It's designed to be used for a 1 semester course. What is excellent is that the basics are taught really well (the point-group stuff, and the ligand-field theory chapter) and that there are literature references to almost all topics in the book. If you feel like you don't get it, this book faciliates extended learning by pointing the reader to primary resources. If you like learning and have a good prof, this is a good book.

Excellent !

When I was a junior, I bought this book thanks to professor's recommandation. This book is so clear to understand what Inorganic Chemistry is. Maybe, This book is the best inorganic book in the market to grasp concepts. Author's explanation is so easy and marvelous!